Volfan2012
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ADR will be the next post after Boston to pair with Cordozo but then where does that leave Watkins..or where does that leave ADR if Watkins is next up . Some of those players better consider playing time a thing , clearly some upper classmen can return an extra year ala Saxton .Easy pitch, sadly. Aalyah meet Aliyah. End of story.
I honestly can’t believe they’re going after her that hard with Joyce Edwards in the 2024 class, whom many think is SCs to lose.ADR will be the next post after Boston to pair with Cordozo but then where does that leave Watkins..or where does that leave ADR if Watkins is next up . Some of those players better consider playing time a thing , clearly some upper classmen can return an extra year ala Saxton .
I almost would bet that some of these young ladies who have shunned us and are going to shun us will regret it and end up here (eventually) thru the transfer portal if there is room. And it appears there will be.
Is there a limit to the offer of NIL money or is it just a part of the recruiting sales pitch. In other words, can a school actually guarantee money?
Or Diligent and looking for the best fitHas nothing to do with not wanting her to come. This is another case of a player that has taken several visits to every school in question and still seems uncertain. The last one to do that finally decided on Texas. If you have taken three visits to every school you must be confused and uncertain why would you keep going for more visits otherwise?
Most of the bigtime schools are doing that much at least some just aren't announcing it. The only two that have made that public is SC and Texas Tech. Tess has five deals I know about and even if they were only 5000 each that is 25000 and I am sure some are much more like the one with her and Zakai Ziegler of the men's team have together as Reps of a business.Looks like South Carolina, through their NIL partners, are guaranteeing all women basketball players $25, 000 in NIL deals for this season.
Looks like South Carolina, through their NIL partners, are guaranteeing all women basketball players $25, 000 in NIL deals for this season.