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Post by beaverstever on Mar 30, 2020 10:03:32 GMT -8
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Post by Werebeaver on Mar 30, 2020 12:02:39 GMT -8
Wow! Those videos are impressive. She's going to be fun to watch.
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Post by 411500 on Mar 31, 2020 8:08:03 GMT -8
I'm not as skilled at video analysis as some of you....But, I do like her release. It's smooth and even, she uses her legs effectively, hence her shot doesn't require excessive arm strength.
I like the idea that she's in the 6' range...that's a plus for sure....especially on defence....I hope Greta is the beginning of an influx of premiere players into our program...
Shifting gears: beating out Iowa and Stanford for her verbal is an impressive achievement for the staff....
Coming in March, even more so. It's a reminder to all the other prospects that 5* players are impressed with OSU
and willing to commit to it....
Sitting in a full house, watching WBB seems like a distant happening, but its day will arrive.....and on that day, we'll be there.....
GO BEAVS !!
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Post by baseba1111 on Mar 31, 2020 9:48:23 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility.
The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player.
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Post by beaverwbb fan on Mar 31, 2020 9:55:04 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility. The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player. Stanford has four open scholarships for 2021. They had Greta on campus for a visit, and were at multiple of her open gyms and games. If that's not beating a school out, not sure what is! Not sure what Carrington has to do with anything? |
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Post by believeinthebeavs on Mar 31, 2020 10:02:31 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility. The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player. Stanford has four open scholarships for 2021. They had Greta on campus for a visit, and were at multiple of her open gyms and games. If that's not beating a school out, not sure what is! Not sure what Carrington has to do with anything? Of course it can't be our coaching staff and team. We can only win a recruiting war by default. |
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Post by baseba1111 on Mar 31, 2020 10:03:57 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility. The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player. Stanford has four open scholarships for 2021. They had Greta on campus for a visit, and were at multiple of her open gyms and games. If that's not beating a school out, not sure what is! Not sure what Carrington has to do with anything? Furd site says everyone except Carrington/Srs is returning... leaving 11 + 3 signees... oops... that is for next year!! My bad!!But, for '21 Furd has commit from the #4 Player, Brooke Demetre... and the only other offers so far are to #1 Fudd (G), #16 Citron (W). Visits and no offers extended (yet) to (7) others including Greta. Expected visit from (6) other, most top 20 types. A bit more competition for scholly and PT than OSU. |
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Post by baseba1111 on Mar 31, 2020 10:05:31 GMT -8
Stanford has four open scholarships for 2021. They had Greta on campus for a visit, and were at multiple of her open gyms and games. If that's not beating a school out, not sure what is! Not sure what Carrington has to do with anything? Of course it can't be our coaching staff and team. We can only win a recruiting war by default. More playing time is "default"? And, yep it is the coaching staff... |
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Post by newduke2 on Mar 31, 2020 10:08:14 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility. The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player. Nonsense. It's nice to say OSU "beat out" Stanford because they did. She was a long term, high priority recruit of theirs. |
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Post by beaverwbb fan on Mar 31, 2020 10:11:33 GMT -8
Stanford has four open scholarships for 2021. They had Greta on campus for a visit, and were at multiple of her open gyms and games. If that's not beating a school out, not sure what is! Not sure what Carrington has to do with anything? Furd site says everyone except Carrington/Srs is returning... leaving 11 + 3 signees. Stanford's 21-22 roster is: - Sr: Le. Hull, La. Hull, Brown - Jr: Jones, Jump, Belibi, Prechtel - So: Emma-Nnopu, Brink, Van Gytenbeek - Fr: Demetre That leaves four open scholarships for players in the 2021 class. I'm still not sure where Carrington comes in? |
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Post by baseba1111 on Mar 31, 2020 10:18:45 GMT -8
Furd site says everyone except Carrington/Srs is returning... leaving 11 + 3 signees. Stanford's 21-22 roster is: - Sr: Le. Hull, La. Hull, Brown - Jr: Jones, Jump, Belibi, Prechtel - So: Emma-Nnopu, Brink, Van Gytenbeek - Fr: Demetre That leaves four open scholarships for players in the 2021 class. I'm still not sure where Carrington comes in? Edit is above |
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Post by baseba1111 on Mar 31, 2020 10:22:37 GMT -8
It's be nice to say OSU "beat out" Furd, but it may be that Furd is at 14 schollies with the (3) signed already. With those they have (9) listed as guards, and leaves room for Carrington to return if it is a possibility. The point, OSU offers a far greater chance of PT. Furd education is a no brainer, but 5-8 min/g vs 20+ is a big deal to a great player. It's nice to say OSU "beat out" Stanford because they did. She was a long term, high priority recruit of theirs. LOL... so PT and a huge roster of talented recruits/commits doesn't matter to where a kid signs? Really? Furd has about 15 "long term, high priorities" every year and get 3-4+. They already have solid interest in 5 of the top 8 for 2022. |
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Post by beaverstever on Mar 31, 2020 10:31:52 GMT -8
Greta would still get a degree from Stanford even if she sits on the bench the whole time. Even with orange glasses fully on, that alone is a very tough hurdle to overcome any recruit that cares at all about life beyond basketball.
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Post by beaverwbb fan on Mar 31, 2020 10:39:27 GMT -8
Nonsense. It's nice to say OSU "beat out" Stanford because they did. She was a long term, high priority recruit of theirs. LOL... so PT and a huge roster of talented recruits/commits doesn't matter to where a kid signs? Really? Furd has about 15 "long term, high priorities" every year and get 3-4+. They already have solid interest in 5 of the top 8 for 2022. Didn't matter for Van Lith. She could have chosen OSU where she likely would have started/contended for a starting spot from day 1, but instead, she chose Louisville, which will have a full roster of 15 players, including the reigning ACC POY Dana Evans at PG, most of which were 5-stars or McDonald's All-Americans. Stanford needs to sign off-guards in 2021, which is why they targeted Kampschroeder, Citron, Ducharme, and von Oelhoffen. |
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Post by blodgettbeaver on Mar 31, 2020 10:45:28 GMT -8
My head is spinning. You say PT and a bench of talented players affects recruits decision to not go there and then you say they recruit 3-4+ 5 star players each year. What? Stanford was interested in a great guard and so was OSU and we got her. Celebration for us beating out Stanford for a great player. Hopefully 2021 is our best recruiting class ever!!
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