I would be surprised if Bill isn't considering Sydney Huber. We need a lot of transfers.
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There are enough examples how new coaches, big turnover, and money can unexpectedly turn things around as can big expectations go flat.
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There is one more Soares sister, although she's still in high school (2027 recruit). And she's "only" 6'2".
Rebeca Soares Latest In Mount Baker Hoops Legacy – Whatcom Hoops
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As of 1:00 PM today, there have been 146 commits out of 1441 players in the portal or 10%. It looks like players are taking their time to commit, and we have zero idea as to what is going on.
Source - On3 - https://www.on3.com/her/news/on3-2025-26-womens-basketball-transfer-portal-tracker/
I would think we have a lot to offer, unless the staff has zero charisma/salesmanship.
(1) Didn’t Pollard insinuate in his video that revenue share dollars would even be more than the $750K allotted to the program? (2) Playing in front of a large crowd game after game. (3) If you’re a halfway decent shooter you’ll get lots of shot attempts up in Fennelly’s offense.
Emilija Dakic: 5'10" G transfer out of Florida Gators from Melbourne AUS., three years remaining. Not a lot on Dakic and her one year stats PPG 1.6, Rebs 1, FG% 40, FT 70%. are not super impressive
Dakic has represented Australia in the U17 and U18 national teams, earning a gold medal at the U18 FIBA Asia Cup in 2024. Her international experience highlights her competitive exposure at a young age and her contribution to the team in key tournaments.
Don't know if Dakic would be a priority target. Knowing she was in Florida first may indicate warmer sites may be more appealing than Midwest schools.
Dakic has represented Australia in the U17 and U18 national teams, earning a gold medal at the U18 FIBA Asia Cup in 2024. Her international experience highlights her competitive exposure at a young age and her contribution to the team in key tournaments.
Don't know if Dakic would be a priority target. Knowing she was in Florida first may indicate warmer sites may be more appealing than Midwest schools.
Gerda Raulušaitytė: 6'3" F out of USC from Varena, Lithuania commits to Arizona.
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Former USC forward Gerda Raulusaityte commits to Arizona women’s basketball
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