Sedona Prince

[Woof 101]

Peoples’ obsession with an extra inch or two of height is bordering on the absurd at this point.

Yep, it is simply those that think everything bigger is better in life. Talking human anatomy it is simply old school and not taking other physical abilities into the equation.
I like the fact players like Dorka and Aaliyah get up and down the floor with the guards and can keep the UConn pace of game.
I trust the staffs recruiting from the portal with a few or none....

 

[Urshurak]

Here we go with she won't be a good fit, What do you know ??

Same thing everyone else knows. Most agree she would not. She's been more of a distraction everywhere she's been and never proven her worth on the court. NOT what UConn needs. NOT a good fit.

Feel free to read through this very thread if you're still confused.

 

[UcMiami]

We can put this thread to bed ... she is headed to TCU.

 

[Blueballer]

We can put this thread to bed ... she is headed to TCU.

Source?

 

[sun]

 

[Blueballer]

Interesting. Does she have roots in Texas? She's from CA right? She picked Texas first then went to Oregon, now back to another school in Texas. Is it all the Mark Campbell connection?

 

[LwrcasefaN]

Sign her up! She’s a starter for us at the 5 and could replace Dorka.

US as in UCONN? Um, nah.

 

[fatlucy]

No!! Geno needs to develop the players he has recruited and fans need to quit trying to make the perfect soup. UCONN is the type of program that has so much talent they lose on once in a while to the portal, not a program that needs to shop on it. They have AE and two others that are taller than 6'4 next year and quite frankly I don't think they will play a tall lineup.

No. This is incorrect. Coach needs to use both recruits and the portal. The game and rules have changed.

 

[CTtoSanDiego]

Glad to see her go to TCU (and not one of the powers). She's obviously comfortable with the new head coach who was an assistant at OR, and she's back in her home state of TX. I wish her well, if for nothing else than the attention she brought to the atrocious differences between the men's and women's facilities last year (or was it 2 years ago?)

 

[jbc021592]

Wonder if Endiya Rogers could join her with Campbell at TCU (she’s from Dallas).

 

[HuskyFan1125]

She is from Texas and TCU just landed former Oregon assistant Mark Campbell.

Could be something to keep an eye on!

cough cough

 

[uconnfan68]

I also think recruiting over all of the five forwards already on UConn’s roster is a very bad idea.


I think Geno actively recruits over his current players every year. And he tells them that before they come here.

 

[JellyBean]

I wish Sedona all the best. She gets to return back to her home state and play for a familiar coach. Build up her stock for next year's WNBA draft. Pretty cool move.

 

[gold2323]

She is going to TCU

 

[gold2323]

To TCU

 

[Zarathustra]

To TCU

Good luck at TCU. One good year and then the WNBA!

 

[FormerCTrez]

Congrats to Sedona Prince on finding a new home to finish out her BB college years. I’m also hoping that this opportunity is used wisely — enhancing the team’s success. All the best to her, the coaches, and her new teammate.

 

[RockyMTblue2]

If she finishes her eligibility at TCU I will be surprised.

 

[bballnut90]

If she finishes her eligibility at TCU I will be surprised.

I don't expect her to use them, but from my calculations, she has 3 more years of eligibility left.
2018-19 out injured (redshirt)
2019-20 transfer not approved
2020-21 covid year doesn't count
2021-22 freshman year
2022-23 injured again
2023-24 sophomore year
2024-25 junior year
2025-26 senior year

 

[Aluminny69]

Prince returns back to her home state of Texas and reunited with former Oregon associate HC Mark Campbell in Fort Worth

 

[UcMiami]

I don't expect her to use them, but from my calculations, she has 3 more years of eligibility left.
2018-19 out injured (redshirt)
2019-20 transfer not approved
2020-21 covid year doesn't count
2021-22 freshman year
2022-23 injured again
2023-24 sophomore year
2024-25 junior year
2025-26 senior year

There is also a time limit on using eligibility that players need waivers to exceed. I believe it was 4 in 5 years, and was expanded to 5 in 6 years, so this coming year would be her sixth on scholarship. I suspect she would get a seventh year if she applied for the waiver, but ...

 

[nwhoopfan]

There is also a time limit on using eligibility that players need waivers to exceed. I believe it was 4 in 5 years, and was expanded to 5 in 6 years, so this coming year would be her sixth on scholarship. I suspect she would get a seventh year if she applied for the waiver, but ...

Trying to break Patberg's record?

 

[Charliebball]

good for her..........I wish her the best of luck and hope she finally shakes the injury bug that has held her back from reaching her potential....