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ND already stole Brianna Turner (corrected) - need to keep Joyner Holmes in state. I have to admit I like the fact Baylor and aggy didn't make the cut - here's hoping proximity is a factor.Joyner Holmes has a final three of Texas, Tennessee, and Notre Dame:
http://www.aikenstandard.com/articl...AIK03/top-recruits-lead-cy-fair-to-semifinals
Brianna Turner was the kid who went there, but you are absolutely right, it is good that baylor didn't make her list. This is by far the most important recruit for Coach Aston and her staff since she's been at UT. We have to get her, there are really important things in our favor. One of her best friends is Jada Underwood, she also has good relationships with a lot of the girls on the team, including our other 2016 recruit Alecia Sutton. Obviously the most important thing is the proximity to home. Let me say it again, we have to get her, in my opinion she is the best player in the 2016 class.ND already stole Brianna Murray - need to keep Joyner Holmes in state. I have to admit I like the fact Baylor and aggy didn't make the cut - here's hoping proximity is a factor.
What's the saddest thing about the name mistake? I looked up Brianna on Notre Dame's roster because I was about to write Tucker but didn't think that was correct. Saw that it was Turner and then, within 30 seconds, wrote Murray instead.Brianna Turner was the kid who went there, but you are absolutely right, it is good that baylor didn't make her list. This is by far the most important recruit for Coach Aston and her staff since she's been at UT. We have to get her, there are really important things in our favor. One of her best friends is Jada Underwood, she also has good relationships with a lot of the girls on the team, including our other 2016 recruit Alecia Sutton. Obviously the most important thing is the proximity to home. Let me say it again, we have to get her, in my opinion she is the best player in the 2016 class.
Considering Joyner's versatility, it's hard to imagine someone better than Tina Thompson to learn from. One of, if not the best, power forwards to ever play the game.Joyner is an elite player. I get the feeling if we land her signature that it will continue our good fortune with players in the Cy-Fair AAU clubs, as well as players in the metroplex.
Brianna Turner was the kid who went there, but you are absolutely right, it is good that baylor didn't make her list. This is by far the most important recruit for Coach Aston and her staff since she's been at UT. We have to get her, there are really important things in our favor. One of her best friends is Jada Underwood, she also has good relationships with a lot of the girls on the team, including our other 2016 recruit Alecia Sutton. Obviously the most important thing is the proximity to home. Let me say it again, we have to get her, in my opinion she is the best player in the 2016 class.
You make some good points, Ariel and Brooke were very important to the program. They were the first big time recruits to buy into Coach Aston and her staffs vision for the program. Joyner would allow us to be perennial final four contenders, maybe even win a national championship. More than anything, she's from the state of Texas, and we have to get the best players from the state. The other reason why I think she's the most important recruit, is because as I said before, she has the potential to be a transcendent player. She is the kind of player that doesn't come along every year Brianna Stewart, Maya Moore, Candace Parker, etc.Totally agree rattfatt. Not to long ago I was saying that she is the best player in 2016 and then someone who obviously hasn't seen her play was offended that she could be better than their favorite player. Nevertheless, I think Ariel and Brooke will eventually be regarded as Karen's most important recruits because they'll open doors to more high school All-Americans joining the program. Only time will tell but they remind me of the recruiting momentum Mack Brown was able to garner because of Chris Simms and Cory Redding signings.
That would be awesome. It definitely seems like there is a tight friendship among Jada, Joyner and Didi. Of course, that doesn't guarantee they end up playing college together, but the personal relationships certainly don't hurt if they all have mutual interest in a particular school.Joyner will commit to Texas in September and Didi will recommit by after high school season. That's what i am hearing and i am hearing they are wanting to play together, that's why Didi has the same 3 schools on her list.
#McDonaldsWatch: '16 G Alecia Sutton (MO) played her way into the mix. Shined at both #PSBPower48 & #PSBSummerInvite.
Definitely a "1 of these things is not like the others" situation. Saw her play on last year's U17 team, a SG who, when she's on, is pretty scary from any distance.Per twitter...Texas is in the final 5 for California guard Sabrina Ionescu (TX, UCLA, Oregon, Cal, and Oregon State).
Sabrina replied to that tweet with:This tweet says Sabrina has a final 4 list:
@Jon_Hawthorne: According to @HaroldAbend, top 2016 guard -- Sabrina Ionescu (Calif) -- has narrowed her choices to Cal, Oregon, Oregon State and Texas.
Yes, I continue to be impressed with Coach Aston and her staff. There are not many programs out there that haven't had the recent amount of success the other 5/6 programs in the country have, but continue to recruit at the same level as those programs (we all know who those 5/6 programs are) on top of the fact that the program has gotten better every year. When it comes to handing out more offers than scholarships available, the recruits understand where they stand with the program. Also, when you think about it, the fact that out of all the schools who were recruiting Sabrina outside of the west coast, she choose to put Texas in her top 5, is a great thing in my opinion. Even though we obviously won't get her, it tells you how other recruits outside of Texas view the program and where it's continuing to go. It also doesn't hurt that her and Joyner are also good friends.Lots of promising news lately -- that we're in Joyner's three, Ciera's six, and that Alecia is tearing up the court. Joyner's video is fantastic. I don't know anything about Ciera's game, need to try to find something.
Not sure how it will work moving forward, but programs used to handle it in one of two ways.Curious Question:
Every recruiting season we make more offers than we have scholarships available. What happens when more say yes than we have room for? Do we pull offers? Are our offers given on a time deadline? Just seems like it's a risky game and I'm not sure how it works.
All you have to do is look at the players that we have coming in including Alecia and the overall roster, to understand that we won't get Sabrina. Right now today, we have 1 scholarship available when you include the other Goudreau who presumably will be at UT after juco this year. I would be very surprised if we were still actively recruiting Sabrina, a lot of recruits already know where they want to go, they just put schools that they like, or the schools were they had a good repore with the coaches in their final 5. If she does take a visit to Texas, it will be just a nice free weekend vacation for her, which is what a lot of recruits will do.No doubt this coaching staff works extremely hard in recruiting from coast to coast. While the odds don't seem all that great at landing Ionescu (since the other 4 schools are all on the west coast and in the PAC), no one knows for sure what her main objective is in selecting a school. We were the only school of her final five to reach the Sweet 16, so we do have that going for us.
Regardless, hope she makes an official visit here prior to making a verbal commitment to anyone so she can check out in person all Texas has to offer.
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