We've seen it before...
West Point Aggie said:Wicked Good Ag said:Rudybryan said:She is a juniorWicked Good Ag said:
Carter played well as did the rest of the team. Offensive boards and the extra pass by Team USA did us in.
Watching Carter play was fun
Will miss it after this year likely
Draft eligible
She'd be dumb to leave early...it's not like there are millions waiting for her...get as much schooling as she can should be her goal. The crappy WNBA or foreign leagues will be there waiting.
Johnson a huge disappointment - intimidated !aggieFann said:
What a great game! I was impressing with our guards. The difference in the game were team USA quick hands and athletic post players. This was a great opportunity for these young ladies.
This is why it was a great learning experience. Both posts were going up against WNBA MVPs in Nneka and Sylvia so they had their work cut out for them.BigJim49 AustinNowDallas said:Johnson a huge disappointment - intimidated !aggieFann said:
What a great game! I was impressing with our guards. The difference in the game were team USA quick hands and athletic post players. This was a great opportunity for these young ladies.
Her professional career has a self life. Earn as much as you can as soon as you can. It's not like she can't come back if she chooses to get a degree.West Point Aggie said:Wicked Good Ag said:Rudybryan said:She is a juniorWicked Good Ag said:
Carter played well as did the rest of the team. Offensive boards and the extra pass by Team USA did us in.
Watching Carter play was fun
Will miss it after this year likely
Draft eligible
She'd be dumb to leave early...it's not like there are millions waiting for her...get as much schooling as she can should be her goal. The crappy WNBA or foreign leagues will be there waiting.
Kelsey Bone graduated. Will Carter graduate in time for the draft?CDub06 said:
And, to be faiiiir....
Carter is a better player than Bone and has the national recognition she didn't have. It may not happen and I certainly don't wish her to leave early, but it makes more sense in this situation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WNBA_draftQuote:
The WNBA "requires players to be at least 22, to have completed their college eligibility, to have graduated from a four-year college or to be four years removed from high school".[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WNBA_draft#cite_note-1][1][/url][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WNBA_draft#cite_note-2][2][/url] Since the WNBA draft is currently held in April, before most U.S. colleges and universities have ended their academic years, the league considers anyone scheduled to graduate in the 3 months after the draft to be a "graduate" for draft purposes.[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WNBA_draft#cite_note-CBA_eligibility-3][3][/url]
How did the game end up?biobioprof said:
Oregon playing like they might actually win. Sabrina has a quarter to break Carter's record. She has 25.