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That’s correct. Kneepkens and McKenzie are both guards and yet couldn’t and can’t see themselves playing for a Hall of Fame guard. It does make you wonder!!

Lou Hudson and Sam Jacobson

Nice!! Woodard ca dunk with two hands under the basket

Is she truly coming here? If not that would give us two 2021 scholarships available besides Katie Borowicz and Maggie Czinano.

Kendall commits to Nebraska

Maddison is a first team all-state player in Wisconsin in basketball. She has a signed letter of intent to play soccer at Minnesota. At 6’2” I have to wonder if at some point she might want to give basketball a shot at some point.

Well, he is right. Cosgriff is not a positive!

Sorry, I’m a doctor so I wouldn’t know that you don’t go to medical school as an undergrad!!! I do know that if you go to the same school as an undergrad that you will eventually go for medical school, your chances of getting in are much much better

Kneepkens wants to study medicine. Lehigh is high academic. I’ve been there a number of times. It’s not noted for medical. Minnesota is one of the top medical schools in the country and is affiliated with Mayo. Doesn’t take a giant leap of faith to make the right choice based on Medical. Hm

I believe the same thing was said about Borowicz. That she wasn’t interested in Minnesota. Hmmm!

McKenzie by her own admission is not a good outside shooter. Her game in high school for the most part is going to the basket. That might not play so well in the Big Ten.

Exactly

We need bigger guards. Right now we, for the most part, we have small guards except for Scalia.

I like McKenzie as well but with her desire to get into the oceanography field it’s more likely that San Diego State or Pepperdine might be her destination followed by Scripps. Another note is that she is 5’8” by her own admission not 5’10”.

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction unfortunately. Accepting Mershon as a transfer may mean no Sophie Hart. It is my hope that Gianna Kneepkens quickly commits before something else unexpected happens.

I went last night to the Pav with three granddaughters. You can sit away from everyone if you so choose which we did. All the games were great.

I would like to add the Top 100 choices consisting of Gianna Kneepkens, Katie Borowicz, and Sophie Hart.

It looks like Scalia is starting to go through the freshman rigors of a long season. She has played a lot of minutes and it seems to be wearing on her. Her shots are flat probably because her legs have lost some of their bounce. Powell on the other hand hasn’t played nearly as many minutes...

Yes, I hope so as well!!

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