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Post by blackiechan1999 on Sept 26, 2023 10:22:12 GMT -5
I have no doubt that Texas will beat out Nebraska for a 2026 or 2027 recruit, or even Harvey for 2025. It's just bound to happen. Well, this is a Stanford thread, so I’m not terribly excited about making this into Texas versus Nebraska recruiting. But I will say that while Texas recruiting has been good, I can’t think of any players Texas got that Nebraska targeted. No scholarship players in 2024. 2023 was Byrd, Bunton, Helmers, Swindle, Tomkinson. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that was Halter, Singletary, and Kahahawai. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that i can’t remember entirely because they all transferred out, but I don’t recall Nebraska recruiting any of them. I don’t know if Nebraska recruited Fields, O’Neal, Butler, or Eggleston. All of those seemed done before they even really began. But those are the best case scenarios. Vander Wow may end up being the same kind of deal, where Texas didn’t really beat Nebraska on that recruitment because Nebraska was never really in it. Same thing with Spears. All I’m saying is that while Texas generally beats everyone else in recruiting, both Stanford and Nebraska have had our number for a while. Both of those schools generally have everyone else’s number, too, but I’m used to Texas grabbing more top 5 type players than we have lately. I actually believe Nebraska went after Eggleston. On her commitment post, Knuckles commented saying that she wish Eggleston chose Nebraska.
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Post by slxpress on Sept 26, 2023 10:31:00 GMT -5
Well, this is a Stanford thread, so I’m not terribly excited about making this into Texas versus Nebraska recruiting. But I will say that while Texas recruiting has been good, I can’t think of any players Texas got that Nebraska targeted. No scholarship players in 2024. 2023 was Byrd, Bunton, Helmers, Swindle, Tomkinson. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that was Halter, Singletary, and Kahahawai. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that i can’t remember entirely because they all transferred out, but I don’t recall Nebraska recruiting any of them. I don’t know if Nebraska recruited Fields, O’Neal, Butler, or Eggleston. All of those seemed done before they even really began. But those are the best case scenarios. Vander Wow may end up being the same kind of deal, where Texas didn’t really beat Nebraska on that recruitment because Nebraska was never really in it. Same thing with Spears. All I’m saying is that while Texas generally beats everyone else in recruiting, both Stanford and Nebraska have had our number for a while. Both of those schools generally have everyone else’s number, too, but I’m used to Texas grabbing more top 5 type players than we have lately. I actually believe Nebraska went after Eggleston. On her commitment post, Knuckles commented saying that she wish Eggleston chose Nebraska. Yeah, I’m just saying that was a long time ago, lol.
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Post by baytree on Sept 26, 2023 10:59:18 GMT -5
If you do that, her 2024 scholarship would have to count against indoor
15.5.9.5.1 Participation in Women's Volleyball in Second Year of Enrollment After Counter Status in Women's Beach Volleyball in First Year of Enrollment. A student-athlete who was a counter in women's beach volleyball during the student-athlete's initial year of full-time enrollment at the certifying institution and participates (practices and competes) in women's volleyball during the student-athlete's second year of full-time enrollment at the certifying institution shall be a counter in women's volleyball for the student-athlete's initial year of full-time enrollment at the certifying institution. (Adopted: 1/15/11 effective 8/1/11)
She could wait until 2026 to play indoor so her 2024 and 2025 schollies would count against beach instead of indoor.
are scholarship beach players not allowed to walk-on to the indoor teams? No but indoor players can walk on to beach. 15.5.9.5 Women's Volleyball. A counter who practices or competes in women's volleyball and one or more other sports (other than basketball) shall be counted in women's volleyball. [If they participate in wbb and vb, they count in wbb, which was why Maggie Mendelson was not going to be able to play both at Stanford. Tara wants bb players to be full time, tho if she could have taken MM as a walk on, she probably would have.]
Beach players who have been on the beach team for at least two years can also practice with the indoor vb team without counting for indoor vb: 15.5.9.6 Two-Year Exception. If an individual has participated in a sport other than basketball or women's volleyball for two years or more since the individual's initial collegiate enrollment and would be involved only in basketball or women's volleyball practice sessions, such a student would not become a counter in those sports until the student actually competes as a member of the institution's intercollegiate team, at either the varsity or junior varsity level. (Revised: 1/10/95 effective 8/1/95, 1/9/96 effective 8/1/96, 1/9/06 effective 8/1/06)
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Post by skyspy on Sept 26, 2023 11:04:22 GMT -5
Well, this is a Stanford thread, so I’m not terribly excited about making this into Texas versus Nebraska recruiting. But I will say that while Texas recruiting has been good, I can’t think of any players Texas got that Nebraska targeted. No scholarship players in 2024. 2023 was Byrd, Bunton, Helmers, Swindle, Tomkinson. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that was Halter, Singletary, and Kahahawai. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that i can’t remember entirely because they all transferred out, but I don’t recall Nebraska recruiting any of them. I don’t know if Nebraska recruited Fields, O’Neal, Butler, or Eggleston. All of those seemed done before they even really began. But those are the best case scenarios. Vander Wow may end up being the same kind of deal, where Texas didn’t really beat Nebraska on that recruitment because Nebraska was never really in it. Same thing with Spears. All I’m saying is that while Texas generally beats everyone else in recruiting, both Stanford and Nebraska have had our number for a while. Both of those schools generally have everyone else’s number, too, but I’m used to Texas grabbing more top 5 type players than we have lately. I actually believe Nebraska went after Eggleston. On her commitment post, Knuckles commented saying that she wish Eggleston chose Nebraska. I would think NU targeted VanderWal this year.
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Post by volleylbc on Sept 26, 2023 11:24:10 GMT -5
Who are we targeting for 2026?
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Post by vollectator on Sept 26, 2023 12:05:05 GMT -5
I have no doubt that Texas will beat out Nebraska for a 2026 or 2027 recruit, or even Harvey for 2025. It's just bound to happen. Well, this is a Stanford thread, so I’m not terribly excited about making this into Texas versus Nebraska recruiting. But I will say that while Texas recruiting has been good, I can’t think of any players Texas got that Nebraska targeted. No scholarship players in 2024. 2023 was Byrd, Bunton, Helmers, Swindle, Tomkinson. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that was Halter, Singletary, and Kahahawai. No Nebraska targets there. Year before that i can’t remember entirely because they all transferred out, but I don’t recall Nebraska recruiting any of them. I don’t know if Nebraska recruited Fields, O’Neal, Butler, or Eggleston. All of those seemed done before they even really began. But those are the best case scenarios. Vander Wow may end up being the same kind of deal, where Texas didn’t really beat Nebraska on that recruitment because Nebraska was never really in it. Same thing with Spears. All I’m saying is that while Texas generally beats everyone else in recruiting, both Stanford and Nebraska have had our number for a while. Both of those schools generally have everyone else’s number, too, but I’m used to Texas grabbing more top 5 type players than we have lately. granted, i didn't do anything to secure a legal claim, but i believe i coined "Vander Wow".
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Post by Riviera Minestrone on Sept 26, 2023 12:15:00 GMT -5
Who are we targeting for 2026? My God: a Stanford fan asking an SU-based question on a...*wait for it*...Stanford thread. PS: Earth to UT/NU invaders: we don't go spamming on your threads; please have a bit more self-control on ours. Re: 2026...as far as current high school Sophomores go, most every NCAA team has the same future PSAs in mind (mainly pipelined thru club programs' coaches, mostly). A bit early to get too specific now.
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Post by slxpress on Sept 26, 2023 13:16:02 GMT -5
Who are we targeting for 2026? My God: a Stanford fan asking an SU-based question on a...*wait for it*....Stanford thread. PS: Earth to NE/UT invaders: we don't go spamming on your threads; please have a bit more self-control on ours. Re: 2026...as far as current high school Sophomores go, most every NCAA team has the same future PSAs in mind (mainly pipelined thru club programs' coaches, mostly). A bit early to get too specific now. You’ll live. The conversation is generated from the 3 schools being involved with the recruitment of Harvey, so it’s not actually spamming. I know Harvey has been to campus on an unofficial visit for the Stanford match in Austin and they’re still trying to bring her in for an official.
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Post by SakiBomb25 on Sept 26, 2023 13:56:20 GMT -5
My God: a Stanford fan asking an SU-based question on a...*wait for it*....Stanford thread. PS: Earth to NE/UT invaders: we don't go spamming on your threads; please have a bit more self-control on ours. Re: 2026...as far as current high school Sophomores go, most every NCAA team has the same future PSAs in mind (mainly pipelined thru club programs' coaches, mostly). A bit early to get too specific now. You’ll live. The conversation is generated from the 3 schools being involved with the recruitment of Harvey, so it’s not actually spamming. I know Harvey has been to campus on an unofficial visit for the Stanford match in Austin and they’re still trying to bring her in for an official. I don't mind you "spamming" our thread. I don't think what you wrote was terribly egregious and it gave a lot of good context on our recruiting competitors. Just don't make a habit of it
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Post by volleylbc on Sept 26, 2023 14:47:35 GMT -5
I mind them spamming the thread, so anyways. BACK TO STANFORD.
A lot of people are big on Parks. I’ve seen Yu play in person a few times, I thought she was a very good player with excellent location but she didn’t scream franchise player. We’ve been very blessed that our last 3-4 setters have all been excellent Multiple year first team all Americans. Madi Bugg , Jenna Gray and Kami Miner all studs. My question is do Yu or Parks have that potential?
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Post by Riviera Minestrone on Sept 26, 2023 14:56:50 GMT -5
I mind them spamming the thread, so anyways. BACK TO STANFORD. A lot of people are big on Parks. I’ve seen Yu play in person a few times, I thought she was a very good player with excellent location but she didn’t scream franchise player. We’ve been very blessed that our last 3-4 setters have all been excellent Multiple year first team all Americans. Madi Bugg , Jenna Gray and Kami Miner all studs. My question is do Yu or Parks have that potential?Parks
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Post by hammer on Sept 26, 2023 19:30:16 GMT -5
I mind them spamming the thread, so anyways. BACK TO STANFORD. A lot of people are big on Parks. I’ve seen Yu play in person a few times, I thought she was a very good player with excellent location but she didn’t scream franchise player. We’ve been very blessed that our last 3-4 setters have all been excellent Multiple year first team all Americans. Madi Bugg , Jenna Gray and Kami Miner all studs. My question is do Yu or Parks have that potential?Parks Yes, I second that motion. Parks is very athletic like Miner and cool, calm, and collected under pressure. Hear me now and believe me later, this is just what you need from a top notch AA quality setter.
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Post by Sbilo on Sept 28, 2023 4:46:25 GMT -5
Yes, I second that motion. Parks is very athletic like Miner and cool, calm, and collected under pressure. Hear me now and believe me later, this is just what you need from a top notch AA quality setter. I just rewatched the 2018 and 2019 NCAA championships and I miss having someone like Jenna Gray. A feisty competitor and clearly a leader on the court. That whole class - Plummer, Fitzmorris, Hentz, Keefe’s… I miss those players. Just a special group! Don’t get me wrong, Miner is an amazing setter but don’t think she is ever built as a leader - she is more of a Madi Bugg, a silent assassin. Hope we get Parks. Seems like a very talented setter, out of Kansas no less - Gray’s (and Fitz’) home state.
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Post by Cruz'n on Sept 28, 2023 7:42:00 GMT -5
Yes, I second that motion. Parks is very athletic like Miner and cool, calm, and collected under pressure. Hear me now and believe me later, this is just what you need from a top notch AA quality setter. I just rewatched the 2018 and 2019 NCAA championships and I miss having someone like Jenna Gray. A feisty competitor and clearly a leader on the court. That whole class - Plummer, Fitzmorris, Hentz, Keefe’s… I miss those players. Just a special group! Don’t get me wrong, Miner is an amazing setter but don’t think she is ever built as a leader - she is more of a Madi Bugg, a silent assassin. Hope we get Parks. Seems like a very talented setter, out of Kansas no less - Gray’s (and Fitz’) home state. I'm with you. It is one thing to be a great setter. It is another thing to be a great leader. Jenna was both. We were so lucky to have her for those 4 years. That was a special class. I also like to rewatch matches from time to time. The ones I watch the most are from 2016, beginning with the regional final win over Wisconsin. 4 freshman out there, but you would never know. Down 2 sets, no problem. Poised, able to dig deep when the pressure's on. That was one thing about Jenna. The bigger the pressure situation, the better she performed. And of course, it doesn't hurt to have Inky!!
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Post by cbrown1709 on Sept 30, 2023 9:55:48 GMT -5
I'm confused. In the game thread, someone mentioned Mullen and Harvey were visiting. In the Texas thread, they said Harvey and her family were at the BYU game in Austin last night.
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