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probably should add Tara to that list as well.
Amen to that!!! We have some revenge to exact on Stanford one of these days, to make up for a few 30-point losses. Would be extra nice to beat them with Taylor Greenfield on the floor. Just sayin'.
In the "for what it's worth" department, have any accessible services rated the BigXII, in-state school signees?
I think we also might have a chance (if he wanted to but not his MO) to even give Mays another year to grow into her body and redshirt her. We will have 3 strong 3rd year gals in the paint and then Hallie so if he ever had a desire to I think he could let her gained maturity.
Here is Hoogurlz' rankings of the top ten classes, with teams on our schedule in bold:
1. Tennessee
2. Connecticut
UCLA
4. Duke
Stanford
6. Texas A&M
7. USC
8. Virginia
Texas
10. Iowa
Kentucky
Perennial powers hauling in top classes - Insider - ESPN
The way they ranked those classes is awful. They tried to do it completely objectively by using a formula, but the formula is completely arbitrary.
ESPNs ranking system is totally bogus in so many ways.
more recruits = better ranking????
The point system is so out of whack. Doesn't take into account their actual rating system at all. For example, 79th player is a 92 and the 100th player is a 92, one is 3 points, the other 1.
Harvard makes the top 20 because they have 1 high level commit.
What is really scary is Stanford has 6 top 100 commits.
It will be interesting to see if Tennessee returns to its previous self. I still think they are a point guard shy of competing well with Stanford and UConn.
more recruits = better ranking????
The point system is so out of whack. Doesn't take into account their actual rating system at all. For example, 79th player is a 92 and the 100th player is a 92, one is 3 points, the other 1.
Harvard makes the top 20 because they have 1 high level commit.
What is really scary is Stanford has 6 top 100 commits.
It will be interesting to see if Tennessee returns to its previous self. I still think they are a point guard shy of competing well with Stanford and UConn.
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Makes you wonder what the chances of Greenfield coming back to us are?
BTW, BF said at coaches lunch that the topic of redshirting came up during recruiting, I would assume he was referring to Mays.
That scenario has been predicted by more than one friend of the Greenfield family. Of course, even if Taylor doesn't get much playing time, the friendships and relationships that she forms at school, plus the academic environment at Stanford, still makes it just a remote possibility rather than likely...
