Andra Espinoza-Hunter (5-11 SR guard, Ossining, NY) has entered her name into the portal, out of Mississippi State WBB, as a grad transfer. She announced in August she was opting out of the 2020-21 season; started her college career at UConn.
Nope and that hasn’t ever gotten much better. She’s pretty much a set shooter.
Her issue was that last season, she wasn't making the shots she made her first year. Her 3-pt FG% was pedestrian and she missed a ton of open shots. If she's not making those shots, there's no reason that she should be on the court instead of Matharu whenever Danberry needed a break. If she regains her shooting touch, she would be starting for most top 25 teams.
On a team with a dominant post presence, she could light it up. 8 threes in the SEC Championship game when she had McCowan drawing everyone's attention. Teams like Oregon or Oregon St. would love to have a shooter like her.
I don't recall her being particularly good or bad at it. But now that you mention it, it does seem that Oregon has had 2 exceptional passing guards playing together for the past couple of years and they are down to none...unless Paopao is a stud from Day 1.Oregon State would be a good fit for her. I don’t ever see her being capable of playing the brand of team basketball Oregon does. Passing has not been a strong suit for Andra lol.
For Uconn this is a young team. What would be this year's senior class at the school transferred out and Walker left early. Westbrook didn't play last year and there are 5 freshmen, including who is the likely floor general on day one in Beuckers (sp).Funny how Uconn team & South Carolina looks similar but Uconn coach constantly talk about how his team is very young...That's not young when they have 3 juniors on their team.
It’s WednesdayLook, it's a public forum and you can say whatever you want...no matter how crazy it might be. But since you see relevance in your comparison of a P5 Head Coach and a part-time pee wee AAU league coach, I might as well play along.
I'm sure you understand the challenges Kellie is facing trying to compete with all the top schools for the best recruits. After all, I understand you consider yourself something of a recruiting whiz...as demonstrated by the tight relationships you build with recruits when they follow you back on Twitter and respond politely to your bizarre "yOu shOuLd coMe pLAy FoR tEnNesSeE, KiDdO!" DMs. I'm sure Kellie is working just as hard as you are.
Kellie is under a lot of pressure to earn her $750k salary. I'm sure you can relate...after all there's the seventy five dollars you get paid for your occasional weekend gigs coaching 13-year olds from the local middle schools...plus I'm sure there's an all-expenses paid Little Caesar's "Pizza Pizza" team lunch as added incentive if your team does well. Those things matter for sure! So...I guess you can say that it's practically the same thing as what Kellie is facing, right? Glad Kellie is working up to the same standard as you. If she worked a little harder, maybe she would even score an upgrade to Olive Garden or TGIF's or something?
Anyway, I'm glad that Kellie is being held to such high standards and that you are personally (whatever that even means) holding her accountable. I'm glad that she is under such strict supervision. You practically have the same job as Phil Fulmer, now that I think of it.
Funny how Uconn team & South Carolina looks similar but Uconn coach constantly talk about how his team is very young...That's not young when they have 3 juniors on their team.
He's on record as saying He had 'zero interest in her' ;he did recruit her: Geno Auriemma looks awful after Arike Ogunbowale tweet in 2014