committed today
she can dunk!
more info?
she can dunk!
more info?
(05-21-2018, 02:42 PM)2006alum Wrote: Excellent! Googled up on her. Looks like she has a tight and supportive West African (Cameroon, specifically) family; her website mentions that her paternal grandfather is apparently a former Cameroonian Supreme Court Justice.Here is the story:
So that leaves us with two spots left after Jump and Belibi. Amihere and Jones, fingers crossed?
Quote:Athletic faceup-4 brings emerging offensive game consistency; attacks the rim in the lane, explodes over defenders; defends in pressure, active in passing lanes, possesses dunking capability in open floor; among the most athletic prospects, regardless of class. (Olson)
Quote:While Mattei continues to hail Belibi as a “female Kobe” and the “future No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft”, the iron is that Belibi’s commitment to the Cardinal likely spells the beginning of the end of her basketball career. The junior remained steadfast in her position that she doesn’t see herself playing professionally or internationally in any capacity.
“I want to be a doctor — I’ve seen how that can impact people’s lives,” Belibi said. “I feel like I have more of a calling towards that, as compared to playing basketball for a long time.”
(05-21-2018, 02:42 PM)2006alum Wrote: Excellent! Googled up on her. Looks like she has a tight and supportive West African (Cameroon, specifically) family; her website mentions that her paternal grandfather is apparently a former Cameroonian Supreme Court Justice.Here is the story:
So that leaves us with two spots left after Jump and Belibi. Amihere and Jones, fingers crossed?
Quote:Athletic faceup-4 brings emerging offensive game consistency; attacks the rim in the lane, explodes over defenders; defends in pressure, active in passing lanes, possesses dunking capability in open floor; among the most athletic prospects, regardless of class. (Olson)
Quote:While Mattei continues to hail Belibi as a “female Kobe” and the “future No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft”, the iron is that Belibi’s commitment to the Cardinal likely spells the beginning of the end of her basketball career. The junior remained steadfast in her position that she doesn’t see herself playing professionally or internationally in any capacity.
“I want to be a doctor — I’ve seen how that can impact people’s lives,” Belibi said. “I feel like I have more of a calling towards that, as compared to playing basketball for a long time.”