Definitely need the center what with Charlotte out next season due to her hip surgeries. Seems CU tried to get Quay out of high school. Didn't succeed then but did now. She is probably the highest rated (by ProspectsNation) as a hs senior that CU WBB has had in years.
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WBB off season news
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Definitely need the center what with Charlotte out next season due to her hip surgeries. Seems CU tried to get Quay out of high school. Didn't succeed then but did now. She is probably the highest rated (by ProspectsNation) as a hs senior that CU WBB has had in years.
MarkW
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Found this from "Kent Reporter" from when Miller committed to the Huskies:
Miller, of Renton, is one of the top recruits in the country. She is ranked 41st overall by Prospects Nation for the 2019 class with a 4.5-star rating. She is considered the sixth best post in the nation and the top overall prospect in the state.
Agree with BeBe that with Charlotte out and Maura Singer having never played college basketball it was important that JR & Co. find a posts who can play immediately.
MarkW
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It turns out that Sadler was a top 100 recruit as well out of HS. My guess is that both Sadler and Miller will be startes for the Buffs next season. I'm predicting the starting lineup at the beginning of the season (baring major injury) will be:
1. Sherrod
2. Sadler
3. Formann
4. Hollingshed
5. Miller
Off the bench in most games:
Finau, Jones, Knight, Blacksten and perhaps Taylor or Wetta.
1. Sherrod
2. Sadler
3. Formann
4. Hollingshed
5. Miller
Off the bench in most games:
Finau, Jones, Knight, Blacksten and perhaps Taylor or Wetta.
Our expectations should be high for next season. This should be a tourney team.
Hollingshed coming back with the returning players and solid transfers definitely raises my expectations. Hopeful they come together as a team. I remember attending women's games in the Ceal Barry days that were packed. Would love to see that again Covid willing.
MarkW
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Major oversight on my part, Peanut Tuitlele will obviously be a key player for the Buffs next season. There are going to be a lot of battles for playing time.
OK ladies ... here's your first challenge of the new season. ESPN posted their first early look at the NCAA tourney for the 2021-22 season and have the Buffs in the field as a 10 seed and in the "last four in" group of bubble dwellers. First challenge : make this true that you make the big dance. Second challenge : Get off the bubble.
South Carolina up, UConn down, Pac-12 powering women's Bracketology
South Carolina is No. 1 overall, but the Pac-12 put 10 teams in the bracket. Utah and UCLA are 1-seeds, and Stanford, USC and Colorado are 2-seeds.
www.espn.com
Wanted to mention I just noticed the team has now posted a roster for next season (https://cubuffs.com/sports/womens-basketball/roster/2021-22). Nothing significant I can see not already known, but in summary:
- There are 4 new Buffs, 2 freshmen (Taylor and Wetta) and 2 incoming transfers, both from the U. of Washington (Sadler (listed as a sophomore) and Miller (listed as a junior)).
- There are 4 departed Buffs, 1 through graduation (Jank) and 3 outgoing transfers (Buford, Kulinska and Smith).
- There are 2 returning Buffs who aren't showing as advancing a class- Mya Hollingshed, who decided to take the special extra year granted by the NCAA due to the pandemic***, and Sophie Gerber, who is listed as a redshirt freshman for next season after not playing at all this past season.
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Interesting that, back in November, Kennedy Taylor was a 6'3" forward and now she is listed as a 5'9" guard. Did her dad star in "Honey I shrunk the kids"?? Wonder how long it will take them to get that corrected?
Nothing new to this thread, but wanted to mention the excellent WBB blog (based on a Twitter handle believe maintained by a Raoul?) has updated its Colorado page - https://wbbblog.com/colorado-womens-basketball-recruiting/
(Always like how it shows the class breakdowns of who's on scholarship through which season/ year, etc..)
(Always like how it shows the class breakdowns of who's on scholarship through which season/ year, etc..)
Congrats to Coach Payne. Hope she gets every penny of the potential bonus money!
Direct link - https://www.buffzone.com/2021/06/17...for-jr-payne-approved-by-cu-board-of-regents/
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The Board of Regents also approved a three-year contract extension and raise for CU women’s basketball coach JR Payne. Payne, who has been at CU for five seasons, has a new deal that will run through the 2025-26 season with an annual base/supplemental salary of roughly $417,500. Her previous contract was set to expire after the 2022-23 season at about $354,200 in base and supplemental salary.
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For Payne, CU added incentives for reaching 19 regular season wins ($30,000) and 21 regular season wins ($30,000) to her deal. Incentives for winning a Pac-12 regular season or tournament title are still included, but the values have been increased. The incentive for being named Pac-12 coach of the year has also increased for Payne, to $25,000. Incentives for reaching each round of the NCAA Tournament remain, as well.
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Direct link - https://www.buffzone.com/2021/06/17...for-jr-payne-approved-by-cu-board-of-regents/
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The Board of Regents also approved a three-year contract extension and raise for CU women’s basketball coach JR Payne. Payne, who has been at CU for five seasons, has a new deal that will run through the 2025-26 season with an annual base/supplemental salary of roughly $417,500. Her previous contract was set to expire after the 2022-23 season at about $354,200 in base and supplemental salary.
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For Payne, CU added incentives for reaching 19 regular season wins ($30,000) and 21 regular season wins ($30,000) to her deal. Incentives for winning a Pac-12 regular season or tournament title are still included, but the values have been increased. The incentive for being named Pac-12 coach of the year has also increased for Payne, to $25,000. Incentives for reaching each round of the NCAA Tournament remain, as well.
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Bmixer
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did not realize she was out at UNC. That was a short tenure
MarkW
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Interesting that we haven't heard anything yet about he schedule and there haven't been any verbal commitments for the from the HS class of '22.
I am guessing they need to finalize one or so non-conference dates and the Pac 12 is still finishing the 18 game conference schedule.
Recruiting wise, I wonder if bringing in the two transfers from Washington (Tameiya Sadler and Quay Miller) ahve changed the equation for both the coaches potential recruits?
I am guessing they need to finalize one or so non-conference dates and the Pac 12 is still finishing the 18 game conference schedule.
Recruiting wise, I wonder if bringing in the two transfers from Washington (Tameiya Sadler and Quay Miller) ahve changed the equation for both the coaches potential recruits?