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Re: 2009 Recruits
Yes, Beck was healthy this year. She simply did not put up any kind of numbers that would warrent an all-state selection, epecially with how loaded with talent the AA girls were this year. I think she will be a fine college player as she continues to improve.
Good luck to both Beck and Osterello. SDSU still had a HELL of a recruiting class!
Yes, Beck was healthy this year. She simply did not put up any kind of numbers that would warrent an all-state selection, epecially with how loaded with talent the AA girls were this year. I think she will be a fine college player as she continues to improve.
Good luck to both Beck and Osterello. SDSU still had a HELL of a recruiting class!
. She comes from a school that has produced three Division I women's basketball players in the past three years, two Division I men's basketball players in the past four years, one Division II women's basketball signee, one NAIA women's basketball starter, and one JUCO All-American (yes ming, I know he didn't graduate from there but he learned a lot at Pierre). She has been a mainstay the past three years for a team that has competed for a state championship and this year alone played alongside two college signees other than herself. This isn't more toward you JamesJacks, but previous comments: we shouldn't be asking about why she is or isn't on certain teams. The SDSU women's basketball team prides itself on balance and having good role players, yet we aren't impressed if a girl isn't putting up 20 and 10 a game. She is solid and has a lot of upside. She will be a better person for it than when she leaves SDSU with a degree.
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