I found a relatively inexpensive solution ($7/mo) that is only somewhat more difficult than it used to be, so I am resuming updates.
***WBB: 2024 Recruiting Thread***
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Roberson and Iwuchukwu down to a 2, and Walker down to a 1. It seems clear who our top 2 targets in this class are.
Meet the 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team
Meet the five athletes named to The World-Herald's 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team.
In the article, her mom said “I think we’re going to narrow down the schools this spring and then Britt will make her decision in the summer or fall.”
There isn't really any detail I can find beyond that. She holds 35+ offers so the math isn't great for us, but I don't see us as having a disadvantage over any of the other schools.
How does math figure into recruiting a young woman?Meet the 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team
Meet the five athletes named to The World-Herald's 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team.omaha.com
In the article, her mom said “I think we’re going to narrow down the schools this spring and then Britt will make her decision in the summer or fall.”
There isn't really any detail I can find beyond that. She holds 35+ offers so the math isn't great for us, but I don't see us as having a disadvantage over any of the other schools.
Let's say we make it easy and call it 1 in 35 (of course we could have a lot better odds, or a lot worse).
I posted a response myself, then realized I was likely responding to a bot and deleted it.
Meet the 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team
Meet the five athletes named to The World-Herald's 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team.
In the article, her mom said “I think we’re going to narrow down the schools this spring and then Britt will make her decision in the summer or fall.”
There isn't really any detail I can find beyond that. She holds 35+ offers so the math isn't great for us, but I don't see us as having a disadvantage over any of the other schools.
From that article it sounds like who you really need to recruit is her mother. She did most of the talking. I do not know if that is good or bad.Meet the 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team
Meet the five athletes named to The World-Herald's 2023 All-Nebraska girls basketball team.
In the article, her mom said “I think we’re going to narrow down the schools this spring and then Britt will make her decision in the summer or fall.”
There isn't really any detail I can find beyond that. She holds 35+ offers so the math isn't great for us, but I don't see us as having a disadvantage over any of the other schools.
I love how before I see the tweet I had click something for disturbing content like it's something visual disturbing. LoL
Back on hiatus because Twitter changed their api without notice and broke everything. Looking into a possible fix.
A little more on Goryanova: born in Bulgaria, raised in Britain, came to the US to play basketball at Putnam Science in Connecticut a couple years ago. For the 23-24 season, she's moving to Florida to attend DME Academy. Her mom played for the Bulgarian National Team.
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EDIT: she looks really good in those highlights. I know that's the point of highlights, but still...
GUAA/Live at the Nook Notebook (Pt. 4) (April 22-23, 2023)
CoBL Staff (@hooplove215) MANHEIM — The April live periods kept on trucking in Lancaster County, with a massive tournament taking place at Spooky Nook Sports — a combination of the first Girls’ Under Armour Association stop and the Select Events “Live at the Nook!” competition, with hundreds and
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Newham Duo represent Europe in the Jr.NBA Global Championships | London Region Basketball
The NBA has announced today that 13-year-old Londoners Ines Goryanova and Noah Myers, both playing for the Newham Youngbloods in East London, have been selected among the 10 boys and 10 girls who will represent the Europe and Middle East region in the second Jr. NBA Global Championship in...
www.london-basketball.co.uk
EDIT: she looks really good in those highlights. I know that's the point of highlights, but still...
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Added Freya Jensen of Denmark to the list. She turns 18 in April 2024 so I have her listed as a 2024, but it's also possible she's a 2025.
Jensen is confirmed to be 2025, so I'm moving her to that list.