teacherdean
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Her sister is 2017
I mean Tori....with Carretti's signing with OSU, they are full for next season, aren't they? They have 2 seniors this year and now have 2 incoming commits to take their roster spots. They have 15 scholarship players including those 2 seniors, if I counted correctly. So where would they put Tori?
Jasmine Walker is 6'3" and a really good prospect need to get her on the dotted line instead of Florida State or Auburn.
Then nevermind seems she has narrowed her choice to Georgia, Auburn, Florida State and SC and will announce on the 16th of November another and final strike against Tennessee. Holly has officially at least from the high school ranks recruited a class of 0. That is if rumors are true that McCoy is Ohio State bound. Totally amazed we couldn't sign one player.
I don't know why, but I think Tennessee only went hard after Cox and McCoy. I think McCune was dropped and we never heard Tennessee's name associated with any other post players in this class.
If Holly only went after two players, she is a bad recruiter. You go for the top five or ten, in hopes you will get one. It looks like we are unable to recruit any hybrid 4/5 players either. There are still a few out there. :mf_surrender:
Here's another thing: I don't know when the McCoys started making demands about package deal with the younger sister, if in fact that is true. Was it recent? I certainly hope that we didn't waste time on this prospect if the staff knew for a while that the family wanted both girls to go to the same school. If that looks to be a hurdle, you've either got to accept it or move on to other prospects. My sense is that this must have been an issue that arose somewhat recently.
So what if a family wants both sisters at the same school? It's not an uncommon desire for any family to want their kids in the same school, for a lot of reasons, particularly convenience and the ability of the older kid to look out for the younger one. IF the school has a scholly to spare for the less skilled sibling, what's the harm in giving it to her, as long as the coach makes it clear to everybody that playing time will be limited, so there are no misunderstandings down the road?
I can't remember the last time Tenn used all their schollies, and if having McCoy's (or anyone else's) younger sister sitting at the end of the bench, serving as a practice player, or getting mopup minutes, means we can get a top ten recruit, then I don't see the harm. OTOH, I don't condone any coach withdrawing an existing scholly from someone else to make room for a sibling on the bench.
we have run out of schollys quite often, Simmons would never had been here if Brewer hadn't transferred, Sims wanted to come to UT but we had no openings, Taber took last scholly when it was offered to her and Kelsey Bone, whomever committed first. Bone wanted to come here, but ended up at SC and then transferred to Texas AM. I believe the Baby Vols maxed us out on them as well.
we have run out of schollys quite often, Simmons would never had been here if Brewer hadn't transferred, Sims wanted to come to UT but we had no openings, Taber took last scholly when it was offered to her and Kelsey Bone, whomever committed first. Bone wanted to come here, but ended up at SC and then transferred to Texas AM. I believe the Baby Vols maxed us out on them as well.