***WBB: 2025 Recruiting Thread***
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Another name to keep an eye on.
Notice the tweet implies these are offers but the graphic itself just notes interest. So I have no idea if we've offered her. She does sound like a dynamic player.
She was a freshman for Auburn this past season and didn't play until the start of the 2nd semester, but she made a lot of noise in a small amount of time. She was on the SEC all-freshman team despite only playing in 11 games prior to postseason.
Notice the tweet implies these are offers but the graphic itself just notes interest. So I have no idea if we've offered her. She does sound like a dynamic player.
She was a freshman for Auburn this past season and didn't play until the start of the 2nd semester, but she made a lot of noise in a small amount of time. She was on the SEC all-freshman team despite only playing in 11 games prior to postseason.
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Not exactly a 4, but Hailey Weaver of Northwestern might come close to this. She was briefly mentioned in the NIL thread about a week and a half ago. ISU has inquired about her -- she is a G (around 6'0") who is a versatile player both offensively and defensively. She wouldn't be a superstar but could be a valuable rotation player.
Here's a pretty honest review of her strengths and weaknesses from the 23-24 season: https://www.insidenu.com/2024/3/28/...sketball-2023-24-player-reviews-hailey-weaver
She opted to sit out the 24-25 season to focus on graduation, and now she has one season left as a grad transfer.
Another possibility could be Ashton Judd. She's a 6'1" guard who averaged 11.6 ppg and 5.0 rpg for Missouri. I don't know much about her defensive abilities. She is a career 38% 3pt shooter. She has one season left.
Women's NCAA basketball transfer rankings for 2025-26 season
Ta'Niya Latson tops the transfer rankings, while UConn-bound Serah Williams moves up a couple spots in the top 10.
4. Gianna Kneepkens- very doubtful.
7. Janiah Barker- no clue
8. Serah Williams- this one would be fun.
25. Laura Ziegler- like this one too.
Can’t afford any of them.Bored and thought I would see who was left on this list that might need our needs.Women's NCAA basketball transfer rankings for 2025-26 season
Ta'Niya Latson tops the transfer rankings, while UConn-bound Serah Williams moves up a couple spots in the top 10.www.espn.com
4. Gianna Kneepkens- very doubtful.
7. Janiah Barker- no clue
8. Serah Williams- this one would be fun.
25. Laura Ziegler- like this one too.
It would be interesting to see what the "cost" for any player actually is. Is there a range or tiers of $ that is consistent or do teams like TCU, LSU, etc. that have deep pockets just throw money at who they want?
SEC going to have deeper pockets.. and TCU is private. Mid-high tier players from what i have seen are getting six figures
These nice ladies are playing a sport that loses money every year and we can’t “afford” them? We can’t afford to keep offering their sport.
As long as Title IX is in play, you can’t not offer it, and I don’t believe we can drop any more sports and still maintain standing.
My fear is that they may consider cutting spending on WBB back severely as it on paper loses the most money. I think some of that is that split a lot of operational costs with MBB that would still be there even if there was no team.
On the recruiting side, I think it will be interesting to see who invests considerable into WBB. I've heard that SCAR is struggling between choosing more pay towards WBB than typical, but they're in the SEC so they will be okay with the bazillion dollars they get.
UConn will be more interesting in the future. Do they care about football? How do they balance between MBB and WBB? How will they fare when Geno finally retires.
Now UConn will be interesting. Geno can coach and recruit, better than anyone ever. Geno built that from nothing and than SUSTAINED it all on reputation. Post-Geno they will have to be in the money game bigtime to stay as an elite. It's not like there wll be league money to help in the Big East, it ain't nothing without UConn.
