[2006alum]

81, totally agree with you across the board, including about their looking thin. I think they look even thinner than Britt did, and even Bonnie. I'd say the closest comparison is actually Kiana Williams, who is much more petite in frame, but equally thin. Fortunately she's so agile and quick it thus far hasn't seemed to affect her ability to get to the basket, and since she's not guarding post players inside the paint, it's less relevant on defense. If the Hulls are 6'1/6'2", they may be expected to guard bigger post players, especially depending on whether we can snag some bigs in the 2019 cycle, so this will definitely be more of a concern for them than for Williams.

I'll add my comments about this game here that I originally posted in a catch-all WBB thread:

I was very impressed by Lexie Hull.  She seemed like a complete player.  I predict she will get a good chunk of playing time as a frosh.  Why?  Because she knows how to play defense which is a prerequisite for playing time.  And then because she can spread the floor and help bust zones with her mid-range jumper and 3-pt shot

Definitely. Twins looked great - especially Lexie, who can score from anywhere, is solid on defense, great on the glass, and has great court sense for making passes to her teammates. Didn't get to see as much from Lacie given her foul trouble early on, but Lacie was clutch late both from the line and with a swish trey. That said, they will definitely need to put on muscle when they get to the Farm; they look like a strong gust of wind could knock them over!

"Treasure Hunt" has my vote for the MVP of the tournament All-Name team.

LOL. I thought so too. Apparently she's likely to be a top 10 prospect, so it'll be interesting to see which schools are in the hunt for Treasure.

[2006alum]

81, totally agree with you across the board, including about their looking thin. I think they look even thinner than Britt did, and even Bonnie. I'd say the closest comparison is actually Kiana Williams, who is much more petite in frame, but equally thin. Fortunately she's so agile and quick it thus far hasn't seemed to affect her ability to get to the basket, and since she's not guarding post players inside the paint, it's less relevant on defense. If the Hulls are 6'1/6'2", they may be expected to guard bigger post players, especially depending on whether we can snag some bigs in the 2019 cycle, so this will definitely be more of a concern for them than for Williams.

I'll add my comments about this game here that I originally posted in a catch-all WBB thread:

I was very impressed by Lexie Hull.  She seemed like a complete player.  I predict she will get a good chunk of playing time as a frosh.  Why?  Because she knows how to play defense which is a prerequisite for playing time.  And then because she can spread the floor and help bust zones with her mid-range jumper and 3-pt shot

Definitely. Twins looked great - especially Lexie, who can score from anywhere, is solid on defense, great on the glass, and has great court sense for making passes to her teammates. Didn't get to see as much from Lacie given her foul trouble early on, but Lacie was clutch late both from the line and with a swish trey. That said, they will definitely need to put on muscle when they get to the Farm; they look like a strong gust of wind could knock them over!

"Treasure Hunt" has my vote for the MVP of the tournament All-Name team.

LOL. I thought so too. Apparently she's likely to be a top 10 prospect, so it'll be interesting to see which schools are in the hunt for Treasure.