Aaliyah Chavez 2025 Offer

[jdizzle34]

If she does go to Texas, it's a double punch for OU. OU has a bad class after a great year, and UT gets an incredibly elite class.

 

[MsProudSooner]

If she does go to Texas, it's a double punch for OU. OU has a bad class after a great year, and UT gets an incredibly elite class.

The year is 2025. Recruiting classes aren't complete until after the portal closes. Chill out.

 

[scrybe]

The year is 2025. Recruiting classes aren't complete until after the portal closes. Chill out.

Great advice, MSProud. But, I'd bet he/she will ignore it.

 

[Skeeter1]

Great advice, MSProud. But, I'd bet he/she will ignore it.

She’s Wichita’s sister. Just trolling. Boomer

 

[CoachTalk]

If she does go to Texas, it's a double punch for OU. OU has a bad class after a great year, and UT gets an incredibly elite class.

texas can pay $1mil.... Ou cant....

 

[jdizzle34]

texas can pay $1mil.... Ou cant....

I agree. But on-court differences could help, but not when you lose to the team you're fighting against for her.

Need to beat Tennessee to show Jennie isn't in over her head in the SEC.

 

[CoachTalk]

I agree. But on-court differences could help, but not when you lose to the team you're fighting against for her.

Need to beat Tennessee to show Jennie isn't in over her head in the SEC.

Over her head? Come on man. It’s one game. Our best player played 10 mins. And atill
Should’ve won.

 

[cowboysooner]

Coach (and anyone else that has coached):

Why do coaches let “foul trouble “ prevent them from playing a star player. Why nott pkay them as you normally would until they foul out.

It has always seemed to me you would get more minutes out of them as often you sit them and they take fouls to the post game locker room

I assume coaches want them at the end of the game.

Just wondering what the thinking is or experience is that usually has coaching choosing to limit the playing time

 

[CoachTalk]

Coach (and anyone else that has coached):

Why do coaches let “foul trouble “ prevent them from playing a star player. Why nott pkay them as you normally would until they foul out.

It has always seemed to me you would get more minutes out of them as often you sit them and they take fouls to the post game locker room

I assume coaches want them at the end of the game.

Just wondering what the thinking is or experience is that usually has coaching choosing to limit the playing time

My thoughts are I save 3 fouls for the 2nd half. If the game starts trending in the wrong direction I’ll play them with 2 in the first half.

But hard to play them with 3 because you pick up that 4th. They have to sit a long long time