03-06-2020, 10:55 AM
Great to hear! I have only been able to see her in U19 where she was a year younger than almost everyone else on the team but Bueckers, Van Lith, and Clark, all of whom got more playing time.
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WBB: Women's Basketball Updated Recruiting 2019-2023, April 4
WBB: Women's Basketball Updated Recruiting 2019-2023, April 4
03-13-2020, 09:01 AM
Cameron Brink - a day in the life Video (1st posted on Fast Break Club)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lomofadyxZw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lomofadyxZw
Cameron Brink - a day in the life Video (1st posted on Fast Break Club)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lomofadyxZw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lomofadyxZw
03-13-2020, 06:07 PM
https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/13/c...-farewell/
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/13/c...-farewell/
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
(03-13-2020, 06:07 PM)BobK Wrote: https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/13/c...-farewell/
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
Quote:Two of the four seniors, DiJonai Carrington and Anna Wilson, want to return next season as a medical redshirt. There is only scholarship space available for one of them. Wilson applied for the redshirt year before Carrington was lost for the season in November when aggravating a previous knee injury.Yes indeed.
It seems like it has been forever since Wilson appealed, is it possible she still doesn't have an answer from the NCAA? How long does it take to hear an appeal?
And am I dreaming, or does Wilson actually need a scholarship? Her brother has a $140 million contract. Wouldn't she play without a scholarship just so long as she gets eligibility from the NCAA?
I have been assuming that Carrington will get a medical redshirt. Is there any question she will?
(03-13-2020, 06:07 PM)BobK Wrote: https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/13/c...-farewell/
Seems like excellent news about Carrington and Wilson
Quote:Two of the four seniors, DiJonai Carrington and Anna Wilson, want to return next season as a medical redshirt. There is only scholarship space available for one of them. Wilson applied for the redshirt year before Carrington was lost for the season in November when aggravating a previous knee injury.Yes indeed.
It seems like it has been forever since Wilson appealed, is it possible she still doesn't have an answer from the NCAA? How long does it take to hear an appeal?
And am I dreaming, or does Wilson actually need a scholarship? Her brother has a $140 million contract. Wouldn't she play without a scholarship just so long as she gets eligibility from the NCAA?
I have been assuming that Carrington will get a medical redshirt. Is there any question she will?
03-14-2020, 06:40 AM
Does anyone know if you can use a medical red-shirt and then be a walk-on/non-scholarship athlete rather than an athletic scholarship athlete? Notwithstanding Russell Wilson's millions, that would be the major sticking point if not.
It's also possible since both would either need to do co-terms or master's/grad degrees that Stanford financial aid could be more generous. Whereas undergraduate aid assistance is need-based, not all of the grad programs are need-based, so that might be another avenue depending on the program.
I guess the question with Carrington is not just whether she gets the medical red-shirt, but if she comes back to Stanford. In theory, she could grad transfer elsewhere and be immediately eligible. I don't have any reason to think she would, but who knows?
It's also possible since both would either need to do co-terms or master's/grad degrees that Stanford financial aid could be more generous. Whereas undergraduate aid assistance is need-based, not all of the grad programs are need-based, so that might be another avenue depending on the program.
I guess the question with Carrington is not just whether she gets the medical red-shirt, but if she comes back to Stanford. In theory, she could grad transfer elsewhere and be immediately eligible. I don't have any reason to think she would, but who knows?
Does anyone know if you can use a medical red-shirt and then be a walk-on/non-scholarship athlete rather than an athletic scholarship athlete? Notwithstanding Russell Wilson's millions, that would be the major sticking point if not.
It's also possible since both would either need to do co-terms or master's/grad degrees that Stanford financial aid could be more generous. Whereas undergraduate aid assistance is need-based, not all of the grad programs are need-based, so that might be another avenue depending on the program.
I guess the question with Carrington is not just whether she gets the medical red-shirt, but if she comes back to Stanford. In theory, she could grad transfer elsewhere and be immediately eligible. I don't have any reason to think she would, but who knows?
It's also possible since both would either need to do co-terms or master's/grad degrees that Stanford financial aid could be more generous. Whereas undergraduate aid assistance is need-based, not all of the grad programs are need-based, so that might be another avenue depending on the program.
I guess the question with Carrington is not just whether she gets the medical red-shirt, but if she comes back to Stanford. In theory, she could grad transfer elsewhere and be immediately eligible. I don't have any reason to think she would, but who knows?
03-14-2020, 09:06 AM
Yes Wilson could be a walk on
Carrington qualifies for a redshirt maybe that wasn’t your question?
Wilson and Stanford reapplied for a redshirt some time ago. It’s not a clear cut case. That said both Wilson and Stanford may have gotten a yes who knows
Carrington qualifies for a redshirt maybe that wasn’t your question?
Wilson and Stanford reapplied for a redshirt some time ago. It’s not a clear cut case. That said both Wilson and Stanford may have gotten a yes who knows
(03-14-2020, 06:40 AM)2006alum Wrote: Does anyone know if you can use a medical red-shirt and then be a walk-on/non-scholarship athlete rather than an athletic scholarship athlete? Notwithstanding Russell Wilson's millions, that would be the major sticking point if not.
adding to bob's response, i can't find a direct answer via a web search. one indirect answer is that ivy league athletes can and do get a medical redshirt extra year of eligibility even though they do not receive athletic scholarships. also, stanford guarantees 4 years of scholarship even with injury; i have no idea if they guarantee 6 years. if stanford does guarantee a scholarship for all years played, i have no idea if anna could waive the scholarship.
in addition to a 15-player limit on scholarships, there is also a 15-player limit on travel, so one player would have to stay home for away games, at least those in league.
(03-14-2020, 06:40 AM)2006alum Wrote: Does anyone know if you can use a medical red-shirt and then be a walk-on/non-scholarship athlete rather than an athletic scholarship athlete? Notwithstanding Russell Wilson's millions, that would be the major sticking point if not.
adding to bob's response, i can't find a direct answer via a web search. one indirect answer is that ivy league athletes can and do get a medical redshirt extra year of eligibility even though they do not receive athletic scholarships. also, stanford guarantees 4 years of scholarship even with injury; i have no idea if they guarantee 6 years. if stanford does guarantee a scholarship for all years played, i have no idea if anna could waive the scholarship.
in addition to a 15-player limit on scholarships, there is also a 15-player limit on travel, so one player would have to stay home for away games, at least those in league.
03-14-2020, 10:11 AM
Given our recent injuries no problem on the travel.
It’s 4 years not 5 or 6 guaranteed
Bottom line I guess we wait to find out
But it beats no chance they return
It’s 4 years not 5 or 6 guaranteed
Bottom line I guess we wait to find out
But it beats no chance they return
03-17-2020, 12:48 PM
It has been reported that both the ACT and the SAT have postponed giving their respective tests due the current C-19 virus outbreak. I would assume this will impact Stanford's recruiting in Women's basketball, not to mention other Stanford sports. Has anyone heard any changes in the admission process?
It has been reported that both the ACT and the SAT have postponed giving their respective tests due the current C-19 virus outbreak. I would assume this will impact Stanford's recruiting in Women's basketball, not to mention other Stanford sports. Has anyone heard any changes in the admission process?
03-30-2020, 10:46 AM
Thanks for the update. Here’s another update
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
Thanks for the update. Here’s another update
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
03-30-2020, 12:15 PM
03-30-2020, 12:27 PM
(03-30-2020, 10:46 AM)BobK Wrote: Thanks for the update. Here’s another update
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
That one is pretty cryptic. Could mean almost anything.
(03-30-2020, 10:46 AM)BobK Wrote: Thanks for the update. Here’s another update
https://twitter.com/jbsbasketball/status...55744?s=21
On tara and Harriel
That one is pretty cryptic. Could mean almost anything.
03-30-2020, 03:06 PM
Harriel is not a college or even HS point guard. I’ve seen her play. She’s a wing and a scorer.
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