[WBB fan]

I, and I think a lot of other people, are voting 10-20 times for Lexie each time we log on. This reflects what I think the site intends, which is to get a measure of the passion of the candidates' supporters.

I hope that's the case, what the site intends. As for me, there have been many days early on that I voted as many as 50 times and didn't see the numbers move -- and then the next day Lexie's vote would be up a full percent or even more. That's what triggers my doubts. I do hope the site is just getting a measure of our passion, not a measure of Stanford computer skill. And I am keeping voting! We have until March 21.

[WBB fan]

I, and I think a lot of other people, are voting 10-20 times for Lexie each time we log on. This reflects what I think the site intends, which is to get a measure of the passion of the candidates' supporters.

I hope that's the case, what the site intends. As for me, there have been many days early on that I voted as many as 50 times and didn't see the numbers move -- and then the next day Lexie's vote would be up a full percent or even more. That's what triggers my doubts. I do hope the site is just getting a measure of our passion, not a measure of Stanford computer skill. And I am keeping voting! We have until March 21.

[2006alum]

Given the natural drift over time, I don't actually think it's all that likely it's being stuffed by an algorithm.  In past years I've noticed that one athlete almost always takes an insurmountable lead by the end, presumably because other fans give up, thinking there's no point. But out of the starting gate, when first announced, it was much more even. In past years that has cut against us, but this year it seems to be cutting in our favor.

[2006alum]

Given the natural drift over time, I don't actually think it's all that likely it's being stuffed by an algorithm.  In past years I've noticed that one athlete almost always takes an insurmountable lead by the end, presumably because other fans give up, thinking there's no point. But out of the starting gate, when first announced, it was much more even. In past years that has cut against us, but this year it seems to be cutting in our favor.

[Spiny_Norman]

Fan voting is only 1/3 of the final decision. The other 2/3 will be determined by NCAA coaches and the national media. I hope they recognize that since the finalists were announced Lexie Hull has been named the P12 Scholar Athlete of the Year for women's basketball.

[Spiny_Norman]

Fan voting is only 1/3 of the final decision. The other 2/3 will be determined by NCAA coaches and the national media. I hope they recognize that since the finalists were announced Lexie Hull has been named the P12 Scholar Athlete of the Year for women's basketball.

[JJJ]

Two Smart Sisters

A yearly list that includes the most accomplished student-athletes both in the classroom and on the court, Lexie Hull and Lacie Hull have both been named CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, with Lexie earning a spot on the first team and Lacie on the second team. 

The two are the 15th and 16th honorees in program history, while the Cardinal has now featured two Academic All-Americans in the same season for the second year in a row after never previously accomplishing the feat. Lexie, the second player in program history to be named a first-team Academic All-American, joins Chiney Ogwumike (2013, 2014) as the only two-time first-team Academic All-American. Lexie is just one of three players in school history to be named on any Academic All-America team in multiple seasons. 

Boasting a 3.90 GPA and set to graduate with both her bachelor's and master's degrees in management science and engineering this spring, Lexie Hull has cemented herself as the quintessential Stanford student-athlete in her time on The Farm. She is just one of 15 players in Stanford history to be named All-Pac-12 three different times, and was also named to the league's All-Defensive Team for the second time this season. Lexie currently ranks 28th in program history with 1,314 career points. Her 181 career 3-pointers rank 12th in program history, and she has started every game in which she was available since her sophomore year. She ranks third on the team with 16 double-digit scoring performances this season and has led the team in scoring 21 times in her career, including a career-high 33 points against Oregon in January. She also leads the team and Pac-12 with 64 steals on the year.

Similar to her sister, Lacie Hull has a 3.89 GPA and will also earn both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Stanford in four years, with a bachelor's in product design and master's in management science and engineering. Boasting one of the most versatile careers of any Stanford player, Lacie has relished many different roles in her time with the Cardinal, including taking over the starting point guard job this season for the first time. She enters the NCAA Tournament with 129 career games played and 79 starts, including 30 games this season. Named Pac-12 Sixth Player of the Year last season, Lacie has shown tremendous growth in her new role as a senior, featuring the most assists (84) and rebounds (96) of her career, while shooting a team-high 42% from behind the arc.

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/3/16/wo...sters.aspx

[JJJ]

Two Smart Sisters

A yearly list that includes the most accomplished student-athletes both in the classroom and on the court, Lexie Hull and Lacie Hull have both been named CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, with Lexie earning a spot on the first team and Lacie on the second team. 

The two are the 15th and 16th honorees in program history, while the Cardinal has now featured two Academic All-Americans in the same season for the second year in a row after never previously accomplishing the feat. Lexie, the second player in program history to be named a first-team Academic All-American, joins Chiney Ogwumike (2013, 2014) as the only two-time first-team Academic All-American. Lexie is just one of three players in school history to be named on any Academic All-America team in multiple seasons. 

Boasting a 3.90 GPA and set to graduate with both her bachelor's and master's degrees in management science and engineering this spring, Lexie Hull has cemented herself as the quintessential Stanford student-athlete in her time on The Farm. She is just one of 15 players in Stanford history to be named All-Pac-12 three different times, and was also named to the league's All-Defensive Team for the second time this season. Lexie currently ranks 28th in program history with 1,314 career points. Her 181 career 3-pointers rank 12th in program history, and she has started every game in which she was available since her sophomore year. She ranks third on the team with 16 double-digit scoring performances this season and has led the team in scoring 21 times in her career, including a career-high 33 points against Oregon in January. She also leads the team and Pac-12 with 64 steals on the year.

Similar to her sister, Lacie Hull has a 3.89 GPA and will also earn both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Stanford in four years, with a bachelor's in product design and master's in management science and engineering. Boasting one of the most versatile careers of any Stanford player, Lacie has relished many different roles in her time with the Cardinal, including taking over the starting point guard job this season for the first time. She enters the NCAA Tournament with 129 career games played and 79 starts, including 30 games this season. Named Pac-12 Sixth Player of the Year last season, Lacie has shown tremendous growth in her new role as a senior, featuring the most assists (84) and rebounds (96) of her career, while shooting a team-high 42% from behind the arc.

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/3/16/wo...sters.aspx

[TrumpCard]

Amazing achievements. 

I guess this means Lacie is not returning. The point guard position may be an issue next year, but for now, just hoping the team can pull off a repeat.

[TrumpCard]

Amazing achievements. 

I guess this means Lacie is not returning. The point guard position may be an issue next year, but for now, just hoping the team can pull off a repeat.

[2006alum]

Amazing achievements. 

I guess this means Lacie is not returning. The point guard position may be an issue next year, but for now, just hoping the team can pull off a repeat.

Big congrats to the twins. It's hard to remember but they really inaugurated the begin of our return to greatness and both made a brobdingnagian splash right from day one. Apart from our one amazing post-season run in 2017, we really had fallen off between 2014 and their arrival. 

But in terms of what we lose, I'm actually much more worried about our guard defense than PGing - I think Jones plus JVG plus Nivar/Harriel/Lepolo can probably PG by committee as we've sort of been doing this year. But who replaces the twins and Wilson in disrupting the offense in transition and guarding the perimeter? To me that is where we will drop off vastly compared to the past few seasons.

[2006alum]

Amazing achievements. 

I guess this means Lacie is not returning. The point guard position may be an issue next year, but for now, just hoping the team can pull off a repeat.

Big congrats to the twins. It's hard to remember but they really inaugurated the begin of our return to greatness and both made a brobdingnagian splash right from day one. Apart from our one amazing post-season run in 2017, we really had fallen off between 2014 and their arrival. 

But in terms of what we lose, I'm actually much more worried about our guard defense than PGing - I think Jones plus JVG plus Nivar/Harriel/Lepolo can probably PG by committee as we've sort of been doing this year. But who replaces the twins and Wilson in disrupting the offense in transition and guarding the perimeter? To me that is where we will drop off vastly compared to the past few seasons.

[81alum]

I wonder if super competitive Lexie teases super competitive Lacie about having a 1/100th of a point advantage in GPA!

[81alum]

I wonder if super competitive Lexie teases super competitive Lacie about having a 1/100th of a point advantage in GPA!

[JohnR34231]

I wonder if super competitive Lexie teases super competitive Lacie about having a 1/100th of a point advantage in GPA!

For any memory lane types on this board (I think we have a few) here's a program showing Lexie and Lacie's grandfather John playing in the 1963 Washington State HS basketball tourney. 
https://www.tacomasportsmuseum.com/1500-25/

[JohnR34231]

I wonder if super competitive Lexie teases super competitive Lacie about having a 1/100th of a point advantage in GPA!

For any memory lane types on this board (I think we have a few) here's a program showing Lexie and Lacie's grandfather John playing in the 1963 Washington State HS basketball tourney. 
https://www.tacomasportsmuseum.com/1500-25/

[DaBears17]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

[DaBears17]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

[martyup]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

And her performance tonight against Kansas proves she deserves every percentage point!

[martyup]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

And her performance tonight against Kansas proves she deserves every percentage point!

[CompSci87]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

And her performance tonight against Kansas proves she deserves every percentage point!

Can I vote Lexie for hockey and MBB Senior Class awards too?

[CompSci87]

Lexie is up to 90.5pct

And her performance tonight against Kansas proves she deserves every percentage point!

Can I vote Lexie for hockey and MBB Senior Class awards too?

[WBB fan]

Just voted 10 times for Lexie in in recognition of the Kansas game perofmrnace

[WBB fan]

Just voted 10 times for Lexie in in recognition of the Kansas game perofmrnace

[UltimateCard]

Just noticed the poll has closed - anyone track the final count?

[UltimateCard]

Just noticed the poll has closed - anyone track the final count?

[Erika]

Just noticed the poll has closed - anyone track the final count?

She was at 90.7 last time I voted and the next day the poll closed.

[Erika]

Just noticed the poll has closed - anyone track the final count?

She was at 90.7 last time I voted and the next day the poll closed.

[Spiny_Norman]

It's official - Lexie Hull is the Senior Class award winner - https://www.seniorclassaward.com/news/vi...basketball

[Spiny_Norman]

It's official - Lexie Hull is the Senior Class award winner - https://www.seniorclassaward.com/news/vi...basketball

[BostonCard]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordwbb/status/1509574454795554825?s=21&t=BgMuYuWzqxae-Pyqe7YxHQ[/tweet]

W00t!  Congratulations to Lexie Hull, Senior CLASS award winner.

BC

[BostonCard]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordwbb/status/1509574454795554825?s=21&t=BgMuYuWzqxae-Pyqe7YxHQ[/tweet]

W00t!  Congratulations to Lexie Hull, Senior CLASS award winner.

BC

[WBB fan]

So we'll deserved! Congrats to a senior who has made us all so proud that she plays for Stanford

[WBB fan]

So we'll deserved! Congrats to a senior who has made us all so proud that she plays for Stanford

[martyup]

I glad all of our manic clicking seems to have helped Lexie win this award.

[martyup]

I glad all of our manic clicking seems to have helped Lexie win this award.

[oldalum]

In an interview she was asked what she wants to do with her degree in management science and engineering, and she said someday she wants to start a company. She should look for startup capital on this board: I'd sign up!

[oldalum]

In an interview she was asked what she wants to do with her degree in management science and engineering, and she said someday she wants to start a company. She should look for startup capital on this board: I'd sign up!

[martyup]

Lexie also won the Elite 90 Award.

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/3/31/wo...award.aspx

[martyup]

Lexie also won the Elite 90 Award.

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/3/31/wo...award.aspx