How high was she ranked when she was committed to OSU? It seems to have fallen quite a bit. I have not seen Dungee in what I would consider the ideal situation in which to evaluate a prospect.
I saw her in the state finals against Cordell when she took over the game, especially from the three-point line. But, Cordell had nobody that could compete with her. She was just a few steps above their talent. But, she handled the ball under pressure and shot well.
I watched her play on the U-16 team. She was pretty good, not great. But, she was operating with the best young guards in the world, and the only one that stood out to me was Salvadores, and I think that was a year later. Chelsea was not just thrown out there. She was selected and went through trials against about fifty other selected prospects. She was one of the twelve who survived. Even Nancy was a replacement rather than a selection. So, she was considered by Danielle Robinson's high school coach to be one of the top twelve players in the nation.
Since that time, it has been magazines doing the rating. I'll stick with DRob's coach.
I saw Chelsea once last year. She shot well. It was apparent that they had another option that had more control of the situation. But, I followed the statistics as the season progressed. Once Chelsea joined the team, I think she had the highest shooting percentage on the team, and I think she led the team in rebounds. She was rather quiet about it. She was three for three from three late in one game to save their skin. I'll be interested to see how it develops this year with the coach's daughter no longer there.
I watched Chelsea in one AAU game. I tend to turn off these things since I found that they are really not all that valuable in giving what I consider a clear picture. Chelsea was the only guard that her team had that could drive the lane without losing the ball. She drove at will and brought the ball up under pressure. After about three or four minutes, she had six points and was benched for the rest of the game while they showcased a girl from Houston. The opposition stole the ball at will from the other guards on Chelsea's team. But, they couldn't do that to Chelsea.
She is a pretty big guard at 5-11. She is probably built more along the lines of Nina Davis. She is physical. I notice the ESPN indicated that she was deceptively fast. Yes, she can also handle the ball and drive against big players.
I can't really tell yet what type of guard she will be at OU. If she is as good as she looks in real games, she can be a very effective guard. She can do it all. We'll see how she develops against D-1 talent. We know that DRob's coach thought she tried out well..
I saw her in the state finals against Cordell when she took over the game, especially from the three-point line. But, Cordell had nobody that could compete with her. She was just a few steps above their talent. But, she handled the ball under pressure and shot well.
I watched her play on the U-16 team. She was pretty good, not great. But, she was operating with the best young guards in the world, and the only one that stood out to me was Salvadores, and I think that was a year later. Chelsea was not just thrown out there. She was selected and went through trials against about fifty other selected prospects. She was one of the twelve who survived. Even Nancy was a replacement rather than a selection. So, she was considered by Danielle Robinson's high school coach to be one of the top twelve players in the nation.
Since that time, it has been magazines doing the rating. I'll stick with DRob's coach.
I saw Chelsea once last year. She shot well. It was apparent that they had another option that had more control of the situation. But, I followed the statistics as the season progressed. Once Chelsea joined the team, I think she had the highest shooting percentage on the team, and I think she led the team in rebounds. She was rather quiet about it. She was three for three from three late in one game to save their skin. I'll be interested to see how it develops this year with the coach's daughter no longer there.
I watched Chelsea in one AAU game. I tend to turn off these things since I found that they are really not all that valuable in giving what I consider a clear picture. Chelsea was the only guard that her team had that could drive the lane without losing the ball. She drove at will and brought the ball up under pressure. After about three or four minutes, she had six points and was benched for the rest of the game while they showcased a girl from Houston. The opposition stole the ball at will from the other guards on Chelsea's team. But, they couldn't do that to Chelsea.
She is a pretty big guard at 5-11. She is probably built more along the lines of Nina Davis. She is physical. I notice the ESPN indicated that she was deceptively fast. Yes, she can also handle the ball and drive against big players.
I can't really tell yet what type of guard she will be at OU. If she is as good as she looks in real games, she can be a very effective guard. She can do it all. We'll see how she develops against D-1 talent. We know that DRob's coach thought she tried out well..
