[TheFarm07]

We have several other threads on this, and it is not quite so clear.  I got the impression that there might have been tension, although if we did not offer her another year that could well have been the cause of the tension rather than the other way around.  And when D left she advertised the fact that she already had two Stanford degrees and felt it was time to move on (it was actually a double-major.)  Whether that is a rationalization or not we can't know.  But I am not completely sure the issue was a lack of a scholarship offer--she would have to have been admitted to an MA program, etc. 

So will Dijonai play for Baylor next year too?  COVID could make that possible, right?  Will she play professionally?

Imagine the even greater depth we would have had at guard/wing if DiJonai had stayed. I imagined she would have started if she had, but would that pushed Anna or Lexie to the bench, then?

Carrington is a de facto starter, playing starter's minutes, even though she comes off the bench. Maybe it would have been a similar arrangement.

But that's water under the bridge. She's by far having the best individual and team success of the transfers (Sniezek, Thompson, Moschkau, Rooks) the last few years, though it's hard to compare them straight up as they were under varying circumstances.

[TheFarm07]

We have several other threads on this, and it is not quite so clear.  I got the impression that there might have been tension, although if we did not offer her another year that could well have been the cause of the tension rather than the other way around.  And when D left she advertised the fact that she already had two Stanford degrees and felt it was time to move on (it was actually a double-major.)  Whether that is a rationalization or not we can't know.  But I am not completely sure the issue was a lack of a scholarship offer--she would have to have been admitted to an MA program, etc. 

So will Dijonai play for Baylor next year too?  COVID could make that possible, right?  Will she play professionally?

Imagine the even greater depth we would have had at guard/wing if DiJonai had stayed. I imagined she would have started if she had, but would that pushed Anna or Lexie to the bench, then?

Carrington is a de facto starter, playing starter's minutes, even though she comes off the bench. Maybe it would have been a similar arrangement.

But that's water under the bridge. She's by far having the best individual and team success of the transfers (Sniezek, Thompson, Moschkau, Rooks) the last few years, though it's hard to compare them straight up as they were under varying circumstances.