[BosCard]

Now 11 of ESPN top 22 committed to the PAC. Hopefully that ends up 12 or 13.

To me, this is not surprising, coming off the heels of an all-PAC 12 national championship game where 14-time Final 4 and 3-time national champion Stanford edged out first-time Final 4 participant Arizona, 54-53.  And the year before, IONESCU-led Oregon would have won the national champion had the NCAA tournament not been cancelled.

So let's break down the current PAC-12 Top 100 commits by school, so far
(ranking by Top 100 recruiting class as of Oct 8, 2021)

OREGON
(7)   Chance GRAY                5'9   PG      5* (high)
(13)  Grace VANSLOOTEN    6'3   PF       5* (mid) 
(35)  Jenna ISAI                    5'11  SF      4*  (high)
(58)  Kennedy BASHAM        6'7   C        4*  (mid)


OREGON ST
(6)    Timea GARDINER        6'3   PF      5*  (high)
(10)   Reagan BEERS            6'2   C        5*  (mid)


UCLA
(19)   Gabriela JAQUEZ        6'0   PF       5*  (low)
(21)   Paris CLARK                5'8   SG      5*  (low)
(22)   Londynn JONES          5'5   PG      4*  (high)
(48)   Christeen IWUALA      6'3   C        4*   (high)


STANFORD
(1)     Lauren BETTS             6'7   C         5*  (high)
(70)   Talana LEPOLO           5'7   PG       4*  (mid)


ARIZONA
(9)     Maya NNAJI               6'4   PF       5*  (mid)
(31)    Kailyn GILBERT         5'8    PG      4*  (high)


USC
(8)     Aaliya GAYLES           5'9    PG       5*  (mid)


WASHINGTON
(39)    Hannah STINES        5'10   SG      4*  (high) 
(52)    Elle LADINE              5'11   SG      4*  (mid) 
(78)    Teagan BROWN        5'10   SG      4*  (low)


CAL
(50)    Amaya BONNER        6'0     SG      4*  (mid)


ARIZONA ST
(72)    Tryanna CRISP          5'8     SG      4*  (low)


Index:
*****
1-7       5*   (high)
8-14     5*   (mid)
15-21    5*  (low)

22-48    4*  (high)
49-75    4*  (mid)
76-100  4*  (low)

I think what is impressive is how many of these players could potentially be all-American level players.  Based sort of on the rankings, I would put Gray, Vanslooten, Gardiner, Beers, Jaquez, Jones, Betts, Nnaji, and Gayles all on that list.

[BosCard]

Now 11 of ESPN top 22 committed to the PAC. Hopefully that ends up 12 or 13.

To me, this is not surprising, coming off the heels of an all-PAC 12 national championship game where 14-time Final 4 and 3-time national champion Stanford edged out first-time Final 4 participant Arizona, 54-53.  And the year before, IONESCU-led Oregon would have won the national champion had the NCAA tournament not been cancelled.

So let's break down the current PAC-12 Top 100 commits by school, so far
(ranking by Top 100 recruiting class as of Oct 8, 2021)

OREGON
(7)   Chance GRAY                5'9   PG      5* (high)
(13)  Grace VANSLOOTEN    6'3   PF       5* (mid) 
(35)  Jenna ISAI                    5'11  SF      4*  (high)
(58)  Kennedy BASHAM        6'7   C        4*  (mid)


OREGON ST
(6)    Timea GARDINER        6'3   PF      5*  (high)
(10)   Reagan BEERS            6'2   C        5*  (mid)


UCLA
(19)   Gabriela JAQUEZ        6'0   PF       5*  (low)
(21)   Paris CLARK                5'8   SG      5*  (low)
(22)   Londynn JONES          5'5   PG      4*  (high)
(48)   Christeen IWUALA      6'3   C        4*   (high)


STANFORD
(1)     Lauren BETTS             6'7   C         5*  (high)
(70)   Talana LEPOLO           5'7   PG       4*  (mid)


ARIZONA
(9)     Maya NNAJI               6'4   PF       5*  (mid)
(31)    Kailyn GILBERT         5'8    PG      4*  (high)


USC
(8)     Aaliya GAYLES           5'9    PG       5*  (mid)


WASHINGTON
(39)    Hannah STINES        5'10   SG      4*  (high) 
(52)    Elle LADINE              5'11   SG      4*  (mid) 
(78)    Teagan BROWN        5'10   SG      4*  (low)


CAL
(50)    Amaya BONNER        6'0     SG      4*  (mid)


ARIZONA ST
(72)    Tryanna CRISP          5'8     SG      4*  (low)


Index:
*****
1-7       5*   (high)
8-14     5*   (mid)
15-21    5*  (low)

22-48    4*  (high)
49-75    4*  (mid)
76-100  4*  (low)

I think what is impressive is how many of these players could potentially be all-American level players.  Based sort of on the rankings, I would put Gray, Vanslooten, Gardiner, Beers, Jaquez, Jones, Betts, Nnaji, and Gayles all on that list.