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[quote author=BobK link=topic=12313.msg175013#msg175013 date=1475902270]
All four recruits were at the WVB game tonight with the entire team

Who's the fourth besides Williams, Dodson, and Moschkau?
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The name of the fourth recruit has not been released. 

From what Kate said last summer I am not surprised there is a fourth recruit--Tara always comes up with someone we cannot predict--and no fifth--Kate said it was likely we might save a slot.  So the fact that there are four squares with past practice.

As for who the fourth could be--for a recruit to be sufficiently off our radar screen, a plausible guess would be this is someone like Alanna Smith who we did not track until the last minute.  Consider what Kate said last summer:

"I don't see a h.uge difference (in the available talent pool)," Paye said. "I think one difference is for the first time we have international kids. Alana is our first Australian. We have Mikalea coming in as our first Canadian. There are more and more international players in college women's basketball. For us, because of admissions and language and everything, Australia and Canada are natural fits in making that really work. We're really excited about that. I think that's a big change.

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[quote author=BobK link=topic=12313.msg175013#msg175013 date=1475902270]
All four recruits were at the WVB game tonight with the entire team

Who's the fourth besides Williams, Dodson, and Moschkau?
[/quote]
The name of the fourth recruit has not been released. 

From what Kate said last summer I am not surprised there is a fourth recruit--Tara always comes up with someone we cannot predict--and no fifth--Kate said it was likely we might save a slot.  So the fact that there are four squares with past practice.

As for who the fourth could be--for a recruit to be sufficiently off our radar screen, a plausible guess would be this is someone like Alanna Smith who we did not track until the last minute.  Consider what Kate said last summer:

"I don't see a h.uge difference (in the available talent pool)," Paye said. "I think one difference is for the first time we have international kids. Alana is our first Australian. We have Mikalea coming in as our first Canadian. There are more and more international players in college women's basketball. For us, because of admissions and language and everything, Australia and Canada are natural fits in making that really work. We're really excited about that. I think that's a big change.