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OtterlyAmused
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| I noticed Grace Coughlin's name is no longer on the North Dakota roster. She transferred from Minnesota after the 2014-15 season. Does anyone know the reason she is no longer (one of the 17 listed) on the ND roster? |
Chronic injuries, so she retired from basketball, as I understand |
Thank you, Shades. Sounds tough to end that early.
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Durantula
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ball4life
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| Posted: 02/26/16 8:33 pm ::: |
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| I've been searching to no avail, does anyone know. 1) If a player (non graduate) has to sit out after second transfer and 2) will she lose a year of eligibility if sitting out? Thanks for the responses.
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| Posted: 02/27/16 4:20 am ::: |
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| I've been searching to no avail, does anyone know. 1) If a player (non graduate) has to sit out after second transfer and 2) will she lose a year of eligibility if sitting out? Thanks for the responses. |
They have to sit out a year and it takes away from their eligibility because they have already used their redshirt year. I can't think of a player that this happened to recently, but I do remember a couple of players recently have done this. I think they can petition to not have to sit out a year, and there are some occasions when a player has transferred and not sat out a year, but that is the exception not the norm.
Not exactly the same thing, but Chrishae Rowe has 1.5 seasons of eligibility left instead of 2.5 season because she played one season at Oregon, redshirted a season at Kentucky, had she played at Kentucky she would have started the 1st of her 3 years of eligibility, but because of the issues she was dismissed, lost this season, signed at Ole Miss, has to sit out 1 year, which makes her eligible in December of the 2016-2017 season.
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| Posted: 02/27/16 10:12 am ::: |
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| Is it just me, or are we losing a lot of key-to-their-team players right at the end of the year this year?
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mzonefan
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| Posted: 03/01/16 6:16 am ::: |
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That's awfully rough at 23 to acknowledge you will need a knee replacement.
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Durantula
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| Posted: 03/13/16 10:14 am ::: |
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That sounds like a smart move. Michigan State loses 5th year senior Akyah Taylor at power forward and 5th year center Jasmine Hines at center. They are going to be very thin in the paint (in terms of proven commodities; they have some young posts) so Reimer can step in right away at a position of need. This makes more sense than a lot of the transfers made by the high school 2013 class that have left their original schools in high numbers.
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| Posted: 03/13/16 11:41 am ::: |
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Okay, with so little details, you have to wonder what the heck the story is on this one. |
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| Posted: 03/13/16 12:31 pm ::: |
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Okay, with so little details, you have to wonder what the heck the story is on this one. |
Kansas stinks and she doesn't want to be there any more?
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| Posted: 03/13/16 2:41 pm ::: |
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I enjoyed watching her, but her stats dropped off in conference. Going to a mid major might be more enjoyable.
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| Posted: 03/13/16 3:29 pm ::: |
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Okay, with so little details, you have to wonder what the heck the story is on this one. |
I thought the line about respecting her and her values was kind of interesting.
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| Posted: 03/14/16 10:17 am ::: |
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| Aldridges numbers aren't super stellar on a very sucky team. With Jessica Washington (North Carolina) and McKenzie Calvert (Southrn California) eligible next year maybe she sees some writing on the wall.
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| Posted: 03/15/16 8:28 pm ::: |
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UVA WBB has announced that PG Mikayla Venson has left the program, effective immediately. She will not play in the WNIT.
WTF? (This just came across my Twitter feed, courtesy of LadySwish)
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ArtBest23
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I don't know much about Venson or her situation, but I find it interesting that a fair number of UVA fans seem to feel she (and her parents) was a disruptive prima donna and that they're better off without her.
I'm skeptical, but I found it especially surprising considering that their coach is extremely unpopular and usually the magnet for criticism for anything and everything that goes wrong around the program.
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summertime blues
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“She loved UVa. She absolutely loved UVa. She loved the fans. She really loved her teammates and everything.”
Sounds like she didn't much care for Coach Boyle. If you look at the number of transfers, there seems to be a lot of that going around. OTOH, wasn't Venson the one who left high school and was homeschooled for a couple of years because of a health condition? She might have felt she deserved some kind of special treatment.
There's two sides to every story.
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| Posted: 03/17/16 5:49 pm ::: |
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“She loved UVa. She absolutely loved UVa. She loved the fans. She really loved her teammates and everything.”
Sounds like she didn't much care for Coach Boyle. If you look at the number of transfers, there seems to be a lot of that going around. OTOH, wasn't Venson the one who left high school and was homeschooled for a couple of years because of a health condition? She might have felt she deserved some kind of special treatment.
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That's from her mother. And what do you expect her mother to say? But the word from some UVA fans is that her teammates didn't much like her.
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| Posted: 03/17/16 7:05 pm ::: |
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“She loved UVa. She absolutely loved UVa. She loved the fans. She really loved her teammates and everything.”
Sounds like she didn't much care for Coach Boyle. If you look at the number of transfers, there seems to be a lot of that going around. OTOH, wasn't Venson the one who left high school and was homeschooled for a couple of years because of a health condition? She might have felt she deserved some kind of special treatment.
There's two sides to every story. |
That's from her mother. And what do you expect her mother to say? But the word from some UVA fans is that her teammates didn't much like her. |
Of course you were right there?
There was a lot of supposed mama drama around Kaela Davis, too. Funny thing, since she transferred to GA Tech there hasn't been any that I've heard about.
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| Posted: 03/17/16 7:27 pm ::: |
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“She loved UVa. She absolutely loved UVa. She loved the fans. She really loved her teammates and everything.”
Sounds like she didn't much care for Coach Boyle. If you look at the number of transfers, there seems to be a lot of that going around. OTOH, wasn't Venson the one who left high school and was homeschooled for a couple of years because of a health condition? She might have felt she deserved some kind of special treatment.
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That's from her mother. And what do you expect her mother to say? But the word from some UVA fans is that her teammates didn't much like her. |
Of course you were right there?
There was a lot of supposed mama drama around Kaela Davis, too. Funny thing, since she transferred to GA Tech there hasn't been any that I've heard about. |
Doesn't mean there isn't any, but out of sight out of mind. And mommy can't be complaining about playing time or role, now can she?
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Durantula
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| Posted: 03/18/16 8:06 am ::: |
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I don't know much about Venson or her situation, but I find it interesting that a fair number of UVA fans seem to feel she (and her parents) was a disruptive prima donna and that they're better off without her.
I'm skeptical, but I found it especially surprising considering that their coach is extremely unpopular and usually the magnet for criticism for anything and everything that goes wrong around the program. |
Hard to tell if its true but I think in women's sports chemistry means a lot. This past year it seems like Oklahoma State had half their team transfer and multiple assistants left but here they are back in the NCAA tournament. Likewise, Indiana lost Larryn Brooks and Agler and made the NCAA tourney for the first time in a long time, so there is some addition by subtraction going on in some cases. now Virginia may be different, they looked bad earlier in the year when their top wing Randolph got hurt, and she graduates this year so maybe she will be a bigger loss than Venson.
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| Posted: 03/18/16 11:15 am ::: |
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| Aldridges numbers aren't super stellar on a very sucky team. With Jessica Washington (North Carolina) and McKenzie Calvert (Southrn California) eligible next year maybe she sees some writing on the wall. |
Agree! That was my first reaction, too. It also must have been a very non-fun season in Lawrence. That team looked terrible the two times I saw them on TV. Eeck.
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