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Post by ay2013 on Mar 23, 2023 0:23:24 GMT -5
Charlotte Glass might is one of the best prospects in the country for all age groups. A friend of mine told me about her so I had to go watch for myself. Yep, she is the real deal. What separates her from the pack is her leadership on the court. I have seen very few players that lead their team as well as she does. I don't think there is a question about that. The only real question is where she ends up. Unfortunately for her, I see a logjam at setter for many of the elite programs: These are the usual top suspects that will have the following high-prospect elite / likely starting setters for at least two more years starting in 2025: Stanford - Yu Texas - Swindle Nebraska - Reilly Wisconsin - Fuerbringer Minnesota - Swenson Penn State - Starck Kentucky - Sarafa Washington - Haury UCLA - Mullen These are the usual top suspects that currently start a setter that will only have 1 more year left starting in 2025: Florida - Stucky Baylor - Carlson These are the usual top suspects whose current starting setter will graduate in 2024 or don't have an heir apparent setter currently on the roster, leaving a fresh competition for the spot in 2025: USC - Tuaninga Ohio State - White Pitt - Fairbanks Louisville - ? Purdue - ? Oregon - ? The 2025 class also has Flynn and Messer, who could write their ticket anywhere. Where the dominoes fall for the 2025 setters is going to be very very interesting. |
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Post by westie13 on Mar 23, 2023 7:57:12 GMT -5
Charlotte Glass might is one of the best prospects in the country for all age groups. A friend of mine told me about her so I had to go watch for myself. Yep, she is the real deal. What separates her from the pack is her leadership on the court. I have seen very few players that lead their team as well as she does. I don't think there is a question about that. The only real question is where she ends up. Unfortunately for her, I see a logjam at setter for many of the elite programs: These are the usual top suspects that will have the following high-prospect elite / likely starting setters for at least two more years starting in 2025: Stanford - Yu Texas - Swindle Nebraska - Reilly Wisconsin - Fuerbringer Minnesota - Swenson Penn State - Starck Kentucky - Sarafa Washington - Haury UCLA - Mullen These are the usual top suspects that currently start a setter that will only have 1 more year left starting in 2025: Florida - Stucky Baylor - Carlson These are the usual top suspects whose current starting setter will graduate in 2024 or don't have an heir apparent setter currently on the roster, leaving a fresh competition for the spot in 2025: USC - Tuaninga Ohio State - White Pitt - Fairbanks Louisville - ? Purdue - ? Oregon - ? The 2025 class also has Flynn and Messer, who could write their ticket anywhere. Where the dominoes fall for the 2025 setters is going to be very very interesting. Louisville took an elite 2024 setter. I’d cross that one off too. |
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Post by Friday on Mar 23, 2023 8:49:42 GMT -5
Charlotte Glass might is one of the best prospects in the country for all age groups. A friend of mine told me about her so I had to go watch for myself. Yep, she is the real deal. What separates her from the pack is her leadership on the court. I have seen very few players that lead their team as well as she does. I don't think there is a question about that. The only real question is where she ends up. Unfortunately for her, I see a logjam at setter for many of the elite programs: These are the usual top suspects that will have the following high-prospect elite / likely starting setters for at least two more years starting in 2025: Stanford - Yu Texas - Swindle Nebraska - Reilly Wisconsin - Fuerbringer Minnesota - Swenson Penn State - Starck Kentucky - Sarafa Washington - Haury UCLA - Mullen These are the usual top suspects that currently start a setter that will only have 1 more year left starting in 2025: Florida - Stucky Baylor - Carlson These are the usual top suspects whose current starting setter will graduate in 2024 or don't have an heir apparent setter currently on the roster, leaving a fresh competition for the spot in 2025: USC - Tuaninga Ohio State - White Pitt - Fairbanks Louisville - ? Purdue - ? Oregon - ? The 2025 class also has Flynn and Messer, who could write their ticket anywhere. Where the dominoes fall for the 2025 setters is going to be very very interesting. Baylor will still have Kreck. Alot of the top programs are definitely set at the setter position. Will be interesting to see what happens with 2025 setters. |
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Post by OHVBKING on Mar 23, 2023 11:30:09 GMT -5
I bet some of these programs with who are supposedly set for Setters are going to take Setters for 2025 because they will have them come in a compete. If you can get a 6' left handed setter it is really hard to pass that up. At MEQ the talk seemed to be that Glass was heading to Stanford.
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Post by westie13 on Mar 23, 2023 11:52:44 GMT -5
I think a lot of those programs will offer to a 2025 setter. But then it’s knowing that you are going in with a high chance of being the backup setter versus a better chance as a starter. There are no guarantees for anything anywhere, but if you are competing for a spot with a top 2024 that was already at the program for a full year training, it’s a big chance to take.
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Post by 2Close4Missiles on Mar 23, 2023 12:40:14 GMT -5
I'm sure covid and the portal have thrown off some timelines, but don't schools normally aim for a setter every other year? Orr and Grome were 2021, Reilly and Sarafa are 2023s. Stucky was a 2022, Taylor Parks is a 2024, etc.
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Post by Friday on Mar 23, 2023 13:19:17 GMT -5
Yes I would say that is what you would expect from most schools - every other year.
Westie is correct. Of course schools that are set with a 2024 setter would still consider an top 2025 setter but those same setters will also have plenty of opportunities at programs where there isn't 2024 competition.
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Post by Ballcoach on Mar 23, 2023 13:22:51 GMT -5
It's always interesting to me to see all these names but then to see them in person and think eh. Saw a couple of these 24s in vegas and the hype didnt matchup with the play.
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Post by Friday on Mar 23, 2023 13:24:55 GMT -5
It's always interesting to me to see all these names but then to see them in person and think eh. Saw a couple of these 24s in vegas and the hype didnt matchup with the play. Lol that is what I thought about Glass this past weekend. Very good setter, but I didn't really see the hype. |
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Post by lotstodo2023 on Mar 23, 2023 13:43:09 GMT -5
It's always interesting to me to see all these names but then to see them in person and think eh. Saw a couple of these 24s in vegas and the hype didnt matchup with the play. Yep. I usually take it as someone's mom pumping them up in here. Don't get me wrong I think most are talented but "the best out there" is a big statement to make. |
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Post by definitelymaybe on Mar 23, 2023 14:51:24 GMT -5
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Post by dizzydean on Mar 23, 2023 15:13:26 GMT -5
It's always interesting to me to see all these names but then to see them in person and think eh. Saw a couple of these 24s in vegas and the hype didnt matchup with the play. Lol that is what I thought about Glass this past weekend. Very good setter, but I didn't really see the hype. ...the hype is that she's a very good setter. So you did get it. |
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Post by OHVBKING on Mar 23, 2023 15:21:06 GMT -5
I watched Glass play a couple matches and she pretty much checked all the boxes.
- very athletic
- great leadership
- blocks and hits out of the front row
- really quick hands
- high level of accuracy
- 6' Lefty
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Post by ay2013 on Mar 23, 2023 18:21:23 GMT -5
I bet some of these programs with who are supposedly set for Setters are going to take Setters for 2025 because they will have them come in a compete. If you can get a 6' left handed setter it is really hard to pass that up. At MEQ the talk seemed to be that Glass was heading to Stanford. I could see her coming in and competing right away. I'm not convinced Taylor Yu is the future franchise setter for Stanford. She's good, but I'm not sure she's Stanford level can't be unseated level good. |
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Post by ay2013 on Mar 23, 2023 18:23:33 GMT -5
It's always interesting to me to see all these names but then to see them in person and think eh. Saw a couple of these 24s in vegas and the hype didnt matchup with the play. which 2024's are you talking about? |
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