[joemontes]

Honestly, guys, I've already moved onto Joyce Edwards. Led team USA in scoring 12.6 ppg in 18.5 mpg at the FIBA U19 World Cup ahead of forwards with college experience like Chloe Kitts and Oregon's Grace Van Slooten. Led the WHOLE TOURNAMENT in shooting percentage 63.2%. Comes from a high-achieving family with parents that work in tech and originally lived in North Carolina's Research Triangle before moving to take care of grandma in South Carolina. 

In video, she looks like a cross between Nneka and A'ja Wilson. 

Yes, it's disappointing because I don't think Stanford has ever gotten so many elite players admitted as they have in the past 4-5 years, but haven't been able to convert some key targets into Cardinals. But the mind-boggling part is that there's still Joyce Edwards, Jazmine Davidson, McKenna Woliczko, and other great recruits still in play for Stanford.

Yes please! I want to be surprised by Joyce EDWARDS, because I've already moved on to the Class of 2025
with no expected ESPN Top 10 or even Top 25 signings (although UMEH is #20 per Prospect Nation) 
from the Class of 2024.  If that happens, that will potentially be a triumvirate of interchangeable
post players for Stanford next season, with senior IRIAFEN and freshmen EDWARDS and UMEH.

I also watched EDWARDS play at the U19 Worlds, and I feel that her offensive touch around the basket
is second to none when you consider all the top power forwards coming out of HS over the past decade,
as far back as Class of 2014 #1 Aja WILSON.  That says a ton, doesn't it...hahaha!

And if she is really visiting Stanford this weekend, I would like Tara to tell her that if she plays
excellent defense, then this Stanford team is hers to lead for the next four seasons!

[joemontes]

Honestly, guys, I've already moved onto Joyce Edwards. Led team USA in scoring 12.6 ppg in 18.5 mpg at the FIBA U19 World Cup ahead of forwards with college experience like Chloe Kitts and Oregon's Grace Van Slooten. Led the WHOLE TOURNAMENT in shooting percentage 63.2%. Comes from a high-achieving family with parents that work in tech and originally lived in North Carolina's Research Triangle before moving to take care of grandma in South Carolina. 

In video, she looks like a cross between Nneka and A'ja Wilson. 

Yes, it's disappointing because I don't think Stanford has ever gotten so many elite players admitted as they have in the past 4-5 years, but haven't been able to convert some key targets into Cardinals. But the mind-boggling part is that there's still Joyce Edwards, Jazmine Davidson, McKenna Woliczko, and other great recruits still in play for Stanford.

Yes please! I want to be surprised by Joyce EDWARDS, because I've already moved on to the Class of 2025
with no expected ESPN Top 10 or even Top 25 signings (although UMEH is #20 per Prospect Nation) 
from the Class of 2024.  If that happens, that will potentially be a triumvirate of interchangeable
post players for Stanford next season, with senior IRIAFEN and freshmen EDWARDS and UMEH.

I also watched EDWARDS play at the U19 Worlds, and I feel that her offensive touch around the basket
is second to none when you consider all the top power forwards coming out of HS over the past decade,
as far back as Class of 2014 #1 Aja WILSON.  That says a ton, doesn't it...hahaha!

And if she is really visiting Stanford this weekend, I would like Tara to tell her that if she plays
excellent defense, then this Stanford team is hers to lead for the next four seasons!