Article on Missouri Women's Expectations

[stllvf]

interesting article on growing SEC Rival climbing the mountain into the top 25. There are many articles on trending up and trending down. Georgia and LSU are trending down as has Vanderbilt into the basement. The other including Ky are status quo in their respective abilities from last year.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/coll...cle_2b3781ad-f3ae-5856-91f8-f8ac093cdd60.html

 

[feathersax]

opcorn:

 

[orangeluvr]

opcorn:

Every team wants to win.

 

[boxerpupsrcool]

I thought Georgia showed some promise in a few games this past season..i really like that post player they have

 

[HuntlandVolinColo]

So they are gonna take over for the football team? I guess now we will get some real competition.

 

[teacherdean]

I am a Missouri Women's basketball season ticket holder. So I see them play several times a year. Robin has done a great job with this program, especially with the talent she has. Sophie Cunningham is her only 5 star, but Robin is great at coaching up the ladies. For some reason Robin has not been able to keep the elite St. Louis, or Southern Illinois, talent at home. If she could have landed Collier rather than UCONN, I think Missouri would have been at least a top 10 team. This year, Duke out recruited Missouri for Missouri's top ESPN rated player, Madison Treece. Robin did manage to recruit two 3 star guards.

If Robin had our talent, Missouri would be, at least, a top 4 program. The problem is, she is building from scratch in a program that was previously a terminal bottom feeder. It is very difficult to give life to a program that existed only because of Title 9.