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If you have the online credentials to SEC Network, you can watch Pitts and TAMU play today at noon against Lamar. Video: https://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=4155607e-4a03-45d3-a467-dab6a147be38 Audio: https://12thman.com/app Live stats: https://12thman.com/sidearmstats/wbball/summary

PSU plans to implement small ball strategy. https://www.collegian.psu.edu/sports/women_basketball/article_c33815ba-27b6-11eb-b0d6-3bf79257088e.html She comes from Marquette, so that’s probably standard practice there. Prominent bigs tend to go the major conference route. That’s my perception...

Why wouldn’t she be considered a senior?🤔

Whalen is constantly learning from mistakes.

That was a great Q&A session that didn’t entirely shy away from the tougher questions. Learned some interesting things about her. Learned some things I didn’t know about Whalen. Thanks for posting the whole thing because I rarely bother going to the links.(y)

I had a feeling....

I’m not sure how this all works with no bubble and no vaccine.

So Jane played under both Stollings and Whalen. 🤔

Auriemma and Bueckers aren’t local to each other though. 🤔

Could she possibly sue since I thought I read she wasn’t getting a buyout?

A lot more than that. Looks like Minnesota is trying to raid the Wisconsin Flite Elite.

Now Whalen will have competition for D1 recruits? It’s tough enough when she didn’t have competition. :unsure:

Not sure what position she plays, but is anybody else impressed with the play of Emily La Chapell of the Wisconsin Flight?

Unlike Whalen, Lawson had a little coaching experience. She coached 3x3, plus her last job was assistant coaching for the Celtics. Plus, she’s always had that coaching moxie, kinda cocky and sure of herself.... again unlike Whalen.

2021 WBB prospect Ellie Dague, 5-9 G, Henning HS (MN), has announced her commitment to North Dakota State

Stanford cutting 11. https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/29429478/stanford-cut-11-varsity-sports-cites-pandemic-breaking-point

I suppose a lot depends on who they get to replace him. They’ll always have the name now, just like Tennessee name still draws women’s basketball players no matter who is coaching.