Early, not illegal lol. My bad.

M.Colina 6'11 Hawaiiis going in January

Uconn and SC forums suggest Ezi might be giving them a visit.

I think the chances with uconn are less now with the recent signing of 6'5 post nelson-ododa.

They'll have 6'6 (jr)Azura Stevens and ododa in the post next year.
They are also after both Brunelle and 6'3 Canadian prospect amihere for 2019.


Would be weird for Ezi playing alongside 2 players she beat in the u17 world champ semis (Williams and ododa)

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/next-up-ezi.119395/

Still a few girls unsigned from that u17 world champ team.

Cubillo, Shelley, Goodchild and Cochrane.
Cochrane I believe is 2019 class.


Conti-Melbourne
McLean-Sydney
Mcspadden-Sydney
Rowe-Dandenong
Pizzey-Dandenong
Simons-St Mary's
Simmons-Oregon state

Just curious , is Morgan Yaeger at Oregon hurt or not getting any court time ?

Injury looks like.

Both

appears she has a back injury thats going to keep her out ""indefinitely'""

Why would a player of Ezi's quality worry about college? I'm just unclear on how that pathway benefits her when she's already obviously a capable WNBL player. The boys are generally heading to the US to compete against superior competition, or at least embark on a pathway that's better than what's available here. For our girls who are below WNBL level, I could understand doing the same. But the WNBL is a higher standard than college and Ezi is fine there, so why leave?

Because the whole experience is 100x more exciting than what she might experience at Canberra; being coached by one of the all time great women's coaches, at the most successful women's program in the history of the sport.

Its a no brainer

An almost guaranteed chance of getting drafted into the WNBA via uconn,

https://mobile.twitter.com/KeilMoorePSB/status/935591078547386370

Suggests her list is now between uconn, ucla(joining Horvat) or oregon(joining Maley and Yaeger)


Another couple of signings.

Girls
K.Moore 6'2 Florida

Boys
A.Mudronja 6'5 St Mary's
R.Abercromfbie 6'8 Boise state

An almost guaranteed chance of getting drafted into the WNBA via uconn,


if she stayed in WNBL she would have the same chance in less time than college, plus she could earn a living AND get a better competition too

college is not all its cracked up to be when they have been involved at WNBL level before

Umm no.
College is the better option by far if it's uconn.

Any word on Dibiamaka.
Haven't heard of him

Uche...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xI5LN4CvHpU

Umm no.
College is the better option by far if it's uconn.

your dreamimg, she will likely sit on the pines for the first two years, in that time she could have made a bigger name for herself playing in the WNBL and be drafted into the WNBA by the time shes 20 which is well before she would be via the college route

UCONN
2017/2018 draft
K.Nurse-draft
G.Williams-draft

Collier(Jr)-possible draft
Samuelson(Jr)-possible draft
Stevens(Jr)-possible draft


2018/2019
G
Dangerfield(Jr)
Coombs(So)
Bent(Jr)
Espinosa-Hunter(So)
Coombs(So)
Williams(Fr)
F
Gordon(So)
Walker(So)
Samuelson(Sr)
Collier(Sr)
P
Camara(Jr)
Irwin(Jr)
Stevens(Sr)
Ododa(Fr)


If Stevens decides to enter draft, they'll definitely need another center.

Unlike the likes of Simmons and Exum
The women don't drop college to join WNBA