Hot Stove 2010-11: Women's Basketball Edition

[bigticket1]

Originally Posted by 1stRowFANatic

Charlie Creme posts his top 64 for next year. ORU barely makes it in, SDSU doesn't. Motivation.

That isn't a big surprise considering the Jacks ended up around #100 in the final RPI if I recall correctly,plus we lose a couple of pretty important contributors in Maria and Ketty.

[zooropa]

Originally Posted by bigticket1

That isn't a big surprise considering the Jacks ended up around #100 in the final RPI if I recall correctly,plus we lose a couple of pretty important contributors in Maria and Ketty.

IMO, it's more a question of Creme's cut-n-paste attitude toward mid majors, than any realistic evaluation of talent and potential.

Kevi & Jaci are special players, but I'd like to see them play against a 3-2 trapping zone like what SDSU threw at Oklahoma in the tournament. I don't think ORU sweeps the season series next year, and I don't think they get the #1 seed, as SDSU won't pull another bonehead loss to UMKC--or Oakland.

[jackdaniel]

I was going thru the other schools in the conference looking at thier recruits,like i alway's do.Western Illinois is adding seven new recruits,six Community College players and one international student from Sweden.It will be intresting to see how the Community College stars fare in the Summit.Great opportunity for these women to play div 1 basketball.All seem to be good players at the community colleg level,wonder if they can take it up a notch.Isn't it unusual to have that many at one time come into a div 1 program, or is it more common than i thought?

[jacks1]

Per Terry V's Argus Blog:

"...it's probably a good thing the SDSU women's basketball team didn't go on an international exhibition trip like the men because they would have been hurting for point guards. The status of both starting senior Macie Michelson and true freshman Gabby Boever is up on the air for the preseason due to injury. Boever is still working through a broken knee cap - that came not long after an ACL repair - and is still 50-50 on whether or not she'll have to redshirt. More important in the short term, Michelson had foot surgery in early August to repair a lingering issue. Recovery is expected to take 8-12 weeks."

[bigticket1]

Originally Posted by jacks1

Per Terry V's Argus Blog:

"...it's probably a good thing the SDSU women's basketball team didn't go on an international exhibition trip like the men because they would have been hurting for point guards. The status of both starting senior Macie Michelson and true freshman Gabby Boever is up on the air for the preseason due to injury. Boever is still working through a broken knee cap - that came not long after an ACL repair - and is still 50-50 on whether or not she'll have to redshirt. More important in the short term, Michelson had foot surgery in early August to repair a lingering issue. Recovery is expected to take 8-12 weeks."

It's hard to imagine Boever not redshirting. Even before the broken kneecap,the word was she would not be able to do any basketball related activities until October due to the ACL surgery. One would think Paluch and Heiser will share back-up minutes after Macie returns.

[JamesJacks]

Here's wishing Macie a fast recovery.

[Jacks#1Fan]

As far as I know, Boever's situation now depends on how hard she works in rehabbing. I think the coaches will be waiting to see if the next two months bring her performance up to an acceptable level before they make any decisions in regards to playing or redshirting.