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Post by sclawman on Nov 25, 2019 21:41:04 GMT -5
Mikayla Robinson wins another Player of the Week, this time Defensive. Is Leah Edmond making a late push for Conference POY? Who else do you think would get it? She's top 5 in kills and hitting percentage. Suppose maybe Hans for her all-around game, but Edmond probably gets the edge because she's on the likely conference champion team. Yes, I think Hans was the consensus pick for mid-season POY.
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Post by sclawman on Nov 25, 2019 21:49:16 GMT -5
Auburn’s article about their Senior Day on Sunday indicates that both S Morgan Kull and MB Shea McNamara, who are both listed as Jrs on the roster, are part of the senior class along with Enija Bidzane and Shaina White. Wish the kids well on their graduation from a fine school like AU, but that’s two more kids getting out of Dodge before their full eligibility was up. McNamara did not see much playing time (8 sets so far this year), but Kull was the starting setter for much of the year. I know AU signed a very solid S from Cali, but that just surprises me. It continues to boggle my mind how AU went from being the “watch out, here they come” program with the #7 recruiting class to the cellar of the conference in just one year. Rick is a very nice guy and a good coach, but I am not sure how this is acceptable in year 8 (with no NCAAT appearances in that time). Maybe it's a trend. I noticed both of Miss St's jr liberos graduated early. I don't know what the hurry is. I took a redshirt year in college and I didn't even play sports.
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Post by vbshrink on Nov 25, 2019 22:13:57 GMT -5
Good catch. I had not noticed that about the Bulldog liberos (Price and Zgunda) - it looks like Murr will have RS’ed this year and be coming back?
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Post by jrobinson1906 on Nov 25, 2019 22:28:00 GMT -5
Good catch. I had not noticed that about the Bulldog liberos (Price and Zgunda) - it looks like Murr will have RS’ed this year and be coming back? Yes
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Post by dcromuf on Nov 26, 2019 16:27:28 GMT -5
Auburn’s article about their Senior Day on Sunday indicates that both S Morgan Kull and MB Shea McNamara, who are both listed as Jrs on the roster, are part of the senior class along with Enija Bidzane and Shaina White. Wish the kids well on their graduation from a fine school like AU, but that’s two more kids getting out of Dodge before their full eligibility was up. McNamara did not see much playing time (8 sets so far this year), but Kull was the starting setter for much of the year. I know AU signed a very solid S from Cali, but that just surprises me. It continues to boggle my mind how AU went from being the “watch out, here they come” program with the #7 recruiting class to the cellar of the conference in just one year. Rick is a very nice guy and a good coach, but I am not sure how this is acceptable in year 8 (with no NCAAT appearances in that time). If a player graduates early but still has eligibility they can come back as a graduate student and continuing playing, right? Isn't Kramer (Florida) listed as a senior but is actually a graduate student this year (guess she graduated in three years instead of four)? Perhaps I'm wrong about that but thought I heard a commentator say during a game that she had already graduated and was a graduate student.
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Post by eastcoastopp on Nov 26, 2019 19:46:06 GMT -5
Auburn’s article about their Senior Day on Sunday indicates that both S Morgan Kull and MB Shea McNamara, who are both listed as Jrs on the roster, are part of the senior class along with Enija Bidzane and Shaina White. Wish the kids well on their graduation from a fine school like AU, but that’s two more kids getting out of Dodge before their full eligibility was up. McNamara did not see much playing time (8 sets so far this year), but Kull was the starting setter for much of the year. I know AU signed a very solid S from Cali, but that just surprises me. It continues to boggle my mind how AU went from being the “watch out, here they come” program with the #7 recruiting class to the cellar of the conference in just one year. Rick is a very nice guy and a good coach, but I am not sure how this is acceptable in year 8 (with no NCAAT appearances in that time). If a player graduates early but still has eligibility they can come back as a graduate student and continuing playing, right? Isn't Kramer (Florida) listed as a senior but is actually a graduate student this year (guess she graduated in three years instead of four)? Perhaps I'm wrong about that but thought I heard a commentator say during a game that she had already graduated and was a graduate student. In a word, yes.
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Post by trainermch on Nov 26, 2019 20:03:33 GMT -5
Auburn’s article about their Senior Day on Sunday indicates that both S Morgan Kull and MB Shea McNamara, who are both listed as Jrs on the roster, are part of the senior class along with Enija Bidzane and Shaina White. Wish the kids well on their graduation from a fine school like AU, but that’s two more kids getting out of Dodge before their full eligibility was up. McNamara did not see much playing time (8 sets so far this year), but Kull was the starting setter for much of the year. I know AU signed a very solid S from Cali, but that just surprises me. It continues to boggle my mind how AU went from being the “watch out, here they come” program with the #7 recruiting class to the cellar of the conference in just one year. Rick is a very nice guy and a good coach, but I am not sure how this is acceptable in year 8 (with no NCAAT appearances in that time). If a player graduates early but still has eligibility they can come back as a graduate student and continuing playing, right? Isn't Kramer (Florida) listed as a senior but is actually a graduate student this year (guess she graduated in three years instead of four)? Perhaps I'm wrong about that but thought I heard a commentator say during a game that she had already graduated and was a graduate student. and specifically regarding Kramer, yes she is currently a graduate student.
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Post by vbshrink on Nov 26, 2019 20:06:42 GMT -5
All true. However, typically, you don’t go through the Senior Day rigamarole unless you are done with your playing time at a particular school. At least that’s my experience.
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Post by trainermch on Nov 26, 2019 20:22:43 GMT -5
All true. However, typically, you don’t go through the Senior Day rigamarole unless you are done with your playing time at a particular school. At least that’s my experience. There’s everyone else’s way, and then there’s the Gator Way.
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Post by nakedcrayon on Nov 26, 2019 20:49:02 GMT -5
Makenna Patterson at TAMU is graduating in three years and participated in senior activities as she has completed her time with the Aggie team
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Post by DoubleOh7 on Nov 27, 2019 9:49:21 GMT -5
Makenna Patterson at TAMU is graduating in three years and participated in senior activities as she has completed her time with the Aggie team Does anyone know if she is going to play somewhere else next year or is just moving on with life after graduating?
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Post by vbshrink on Nov 27, 2019 10:43:11 GMT -5
Makenna Patterson at TAMU is graduating in three years and participated in senior activities as she has completed her time with the Aggie team Wow! Wish her well - she's done very nicely for them, imo.
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Post by nakedcrayon on Nov 27, 2019 11:15:42 GMT -5
I am not sure but the rumor is see wants to travel and play professionally for a little while in Europe before beginning a career
this may or may not be accurate but I think she really like TAMU so I think it move forward and dont think it is a grad transfer thing at all
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Post by nakedcrayon on Nov 27, 2019 11:25:09 GMT -5
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Post by dbro on Nov 27, 2019 20:41:19 GMT -5
Who else do you think would get it? She's top 5 in kills and hitting percentage. Suppose maybe Hans for her all-around game, but Edmond probably gets the edge because she's on the likely conference champion team. Yes, I think Hans was the consensus pick for mid-season POY. LSU Libero CLEARLY the best one in SEC
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