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Loved watching her play she was my favorite from the get go. Glad Duke is having some success this year for her sake. I’m still bummed I thought she was such a good fit for Vic’s systemI sure do miss her, but Celeste Taylor had a good game for Duke today getting 13 pts and 5 rebounds which matches her season average for the Blue Devils.
I've had this totally unfounded fantasy that once Celeste is done with her senior year she'll come back to Texas for her bonus COVID year as a grad student. But sadly, that's just a fantasy. Her team is 16-1, and she's leading the team in minutes played.I sure do miss her, but Celeste Taylor had a good game for Duke today getting 13 pts and 5 rebounds which matches her season average for the Blue Devils.
Nice article. Sasha seems mature beyond her years, especially in how she is taking responsibility and action in response to her personal situation and well-being. Thanks for the share.Sad, but at least she found a way out.
Arkansas women's basketball: Inside Sasha Goforth decision to step away
Let’s hope he’s in a better mood than last week. Oof - he looked like he would rather have been getting a root canal than doing the show just 2 days after the okie lite loss.Just an FYI, a new season of Game Plan With Vic Schaefer is scheduled for 7 pm tonight (Tuesday) on LHN. Set those DVRs.
From ESPN, according to sources:
“2021 WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones is being traded from the Connecticut Sun to the New York Liberty in a deal that's expected to be finalized Sunday night, sources told ESPN, confirming multiple reports.
Jones, a four-time All-Star, requested the trade specifically to New York; she had one more year on her contract with the Sun, who recently brought in a new head coach in Stephanie White.”
I watched it, and it was a really good show. I like the way Vic talked about his players individually. The highlight for me was having Sonya Morris come on and speak of how hard Vic pushes them out of their comfort zone, and her saying how very up front and candid he was during the recruiting process in letting her and her parents know that he is a very demanding coach who requires a lot of hard physical conditioning. I have no more doubts about Sonya... she's bought in. It's just a matter of time before it ALL comes together for her, and no time like the present with TTU, BU, and OU coming up.Just an FYI, a new season of Game Plan With Vic Schaefer is scheduled for 7 pm tonight (Tuesday) on LHN. Set those DVRs.
Good for Kamie…
Krystle is a player that recent fans may not know but a member of the 2013-2014/2014-2015 squads does have a connection to the current coaching staff: she was Elena Lovato's starting PG at Trinity Valley Community College when she won her first JUCO national title. Henderson transferred to Texas from Trinity and averaged 16 minutes per game over 2 seasons. After leaving Texas, she became an EMT, finished medical school and has now been matched into the general surgery program at Dell Medical School.
Been wondering what was taking them so long.
Been wondering what was taking them so long.
And she went pro purely for the sake of being the #1 player. I don't know how these ladies don't see the very low "stick to" rate of the WNBA.Thanks for sharing brnkj. You're right.
Charli should have remained at Texas another season to develop under Coach Vic. We all saw how she dominated smaller post players, but struggled mightily against physical post players her size.
It's ironic that the article mentions the wings might pick up Charli later in the season because of Tierra McCowan's commitment overseas. It was Vic who recruited and developed Tierra at Mississippi State.
IMO, she made the right decision by turning pro. Her staying another year would have certainly benefited Texas, but I just don't see how playing another year of college helps as opposed to having the ability to to work on her game year round being a professional.Thanks for sharing brnkj. You're right.
Charli should have remained at Texas another season to develop under Coach Vic. We all saw how she dominated smaller post players, but struggled mightily against physical post players her size.
It's ironic that the article mentions the wings might pick up Charli later in the season because of Tierra McCowan's commitment overseas. It was Vic who recruited and developed Tierra at Mississippi State.
I'll do you one better... She should have been finishing up her extra covid year this past season. She made a very short-sighted and selfish decision to leave college early. It was absolutely all about her being able to say she was the number one pick.Thanks for sharing brnkj. You're right.
Charli should have remained at Texas another season to develop under Coach Vic. We all saw how she dominated smaller post players, but struggled mightily against physical post players her size.
It's ironic that the article mentions the wings might pick up Charli later in the season because of Tierra McCowan's commitment overseas. It was Vic who recruited and developed Tierra at Mississippi State.
Have to disagree. Charli still wouldn't be in the WNBA today even if she stayed for her entire eligibility. How was she going to "develop" playing against college players as opposed to playing against pro's, even the ones not in the the league playing overseas? Also having to go to class and everything that comes with being a college player instead being able to spend 100% of her time focused on basketball as a pro.I'll do you one better... She should have been finishing up her extra covid year this past season. She made a very short-sighted and selfish decision to leave college early. It was absolutely all about her being able to say she was the number one pick.
I do believe Stanford doesn't beat us in the Elite 8 last year had she stayed. Charli had a lot of talent, but she wasn't anywhere near ready for the next level... I don't care what anybody says or what draft pick number she was. Had she stayed the extra years, she would have been fully developed and a far better player by now. Oh well...
Remind me how often Dallas actually let her play?How was she going to "develop" playing against college players as opposed to playing against pro's,
Hindsight is 20/20 and she had no way of knowing about how the NIL would turn out, but her 5th Covid year she'd have been able to make NIL money too. I think we forget about how much hype there was around Charli while she was in college. I think she could have made some serious bank last year.I'll do you one better... She should have been finishing up her extra covid year this past season. She made a very short-sighted and selfish decision to leave college early. It was absolutely all about her being able to say she was the number one pick.
I do believe Stanford doesn't beat us in the Elite 8 last year had she stayed. Charli had a lot of talent, but she wasn't anywhere near ready for the next level... I don't care what anybody says or what draft pick number she was. Had she stayed the extra years, she would have been fully developed and a far better player by now. Oh well...
I think she started like 18 games or so her rookie season. I’m a Wings fan and watch most of their games and unfortunately I was never upset to see her taken out of those games. She started but never logged many minutes.Remind me how often Dallas actually let her play?
That's good to hear.She got her real estate license here in Dallas but I forget which broker she is with.
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