2025 Girls Lax WCAC + ISL Outlook

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Anonymous wrote:I wish the WCAC would get a clue and add the shot clock.

Boys use them. Not sure why the girls don’t.

Too many weak teams that benefit from being able to try to hold the ball for longer periods of time. The other team can't score if they don't have the ball.

The boys and co-ed schools already have the clocks due to football. The all-girls schools had no reason for a shot clock on the fields so they don't have them built into the scoreboards and it would be a pretty good expense to add them.

You mean like the $50k plus tuition expense at a lot of these schools? Outdoor shot clocks can be had for a few hundred bucks. I think they can afford it.

Haha now I get it your public school parent your ignorance on the topic of tuition shows. The all girls schools in the WCAC are not 50k a year not even close, the coeds like SJC and GC are right around $30. The average tuition across the board in the WCAC is probably around 28-29k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish the WCAC would get a clue and add the shot clock.

Boys use them. Not sure why the girls don’t.

Too many weak teams that benefit from being able to try to hold the ball for longer periods of time. The other team can't score if they don't have the ball.

The boys and co-ed schools already have the clocks due to football. The all-girls schools had no reason for a shot clock on the fields so they don't have them built into the scoreboards and it would be a pretty good expense to add them.

You mean like the $50k plus tuition expense at a lot of these schools? Outdoor shot clocks can be had for a few hundred bucks. I think they can afford it.

Haha now I get it your public school parent your ignorance on the topic of tuition shows. The all girls schools in the WCAC are not 50k a year not even close, the coeds like SJC and GC are right around $30. The average tuition across the board in the WCAC is probably around 28-29k

The topic wasn't tuition, it was shot clock cost and it was hyperbole. Get a dictionary. You could probably work on your character as well, but I doubt it'd help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not sure where this is coming from. But we have played with said player. She leads on the field both offensively and defensively. Her parents are wonderful caring people, and well liked by the coaches and team. Generous and caring people. Any college team would be lucky to have them as part of the lax family!

Hi mom and/or dad!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish the WCAC would get a clue and add the shot clock.

Boys use them. Not sure why the girls don’t.

Too many weak teams that benefit from being able to try to hold the ball for longer periods of time. The other team can't score if they don't have the ball.

The boys and co-ed schools already have the clocks due to football. The all-girls schools had no reason for a shot clock on the fields so they don't have them built into the scoreboards and it would be a pretty good expense to add them.

You mean like the $50k plus tuition expense at a lot of these schools? Outdoor shot clocks can be had for a few hundred bucks. I think they can afford it.

Haha now I get it your public school parent your ignorance on the topic of tuition shows. The all girls schools in the WCAC are not 50k a year not even close, the coeds like SJC and GC are right around $30. The average tuition across the board in the WCAC is probably around 28-29k

The topic wasn't tuition, it was shot clock cost and it was hyperbole. Get a dictionary. You could probably work on your character as well, but I doubt it'd help.

I disagree whoever the OP was made tuition part of the discussion when the correlation was made between the tuition cost and how that could pay for the shit clock cost.

[Anonymous]

Shot

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Anonymous wrote:Where does PVI stand after that player transferred to SAB?

Better off because she and her attitude are gone. RH is a good coach and knew he was in for a big rebuild after the 2023s graduated.

I doubt they are better off. I saw her play last week against high level players and she stood out among all the girls. Don't kid yourself.

The subtraction of the distraction, the poor attitude, and selfish play along with the exodus of the overly loud and obnoxious dad that follows can only be a good thing. Keep in mind no matter how good the player is if they are cancer in the locker room or the parents are on the sidelines acting like a fool a lot of top programs will pass.

She is definitely an outstanding player and one of the top attackers in her class. But it is also true that she, and her parents, have horrible attitudes.

Will be interesting if someone takes a chance on her.

Her sister lasted one year at Butler and transferred out to USF for this season.

Maybe if someone was open, she could’ve passed the ball more. PVI had a bunch of travel girls who ended up going nowhere.

if you don’t think USF is an upgrade to Butler then like your previous post, you don’t know much.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Where does PVI stand after that player transferred to SAB?

Better off because she and her attitude are gone. RH is a good coach and knew he was in for a big rebuild after the 2023s graduated.

I doubt they are better off. I saw her play last week against high level players and she stood out among all the girls. Don't kid yourself.

The subtraction of the distraction, the poor attitude, and selfish play along with the exodus of the overly loud and obnoxious dad that follows can only be a good thing. Keep in mind no matter how good the player is if they are cancer in the locker room or the parents are on the sidelines acting like a fool a lot of top programs will pass.

She is definitely an outstanding player and one of the top attackers in her class. But it is also true that she, and her parents, have horrible attitudes.

Will be interesting if someone takes a chance on her.

Her sister lasted one year at Butler and transferred out to USF for this season.

Maybe if someone was open, she could’ve passed the ball more. PVI had a bunch of travel girls who ended up going nowhere.

if you don’t think USF is an upgrade to Butler then like your previous post, you don’t know much.

Correct. Butler had a mass exodus just like Xavier is having now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Where does PVI stand after that player transferred to SAB?

Better off because she and her attitude are gone. RH is a good coach and knew he was in for a big rebuild after the 2023s graduated.

I doubt they are better off. I saw her play last week against high level players and she stood out among all the girls. Don't kid yourself.

The subtraction of the distraction, the poor attitude, and selfish play along with the exodus of the overly loud and obnoxious dad that follows can only be a good thing. Keep in mind no matter how good the player is if they are cancer in the locker room or the parents are on the sidelines acting like a fool a lot of top programs will pass.

She is definitely an outstanding player and one of the top attackers in her class. But it is also true that she, and her parents, have horrible attitudes.

Will be interesting if someone takes a chance on her.

Her sister lasted one year at Butler and transferred out to USF for this season.

Maybe if someone was open, she could’ve passed the ball more. PVI had a bunch of travel girls who ended up going nowhere.

if you don’t think USF is an upgrade to Butler then like your previous post, you don’t know much.

Likely will not be an impact player at USF. The USF coaches are building around their 25/26 classes and beyond.

[Anonymous]

I do know that the staff at USF has already garnered a reputation. They over recruited and ended up rescinding offers to 24s way late in the process just prior to signing day and now with the roster limits they will have the same problem with the 25’s because when they hit campus the roster will be over the limit with 42.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do know that the staff at USF has already garnered a reputation. They over recruited and ended up rescinding offers to 24s way late in the process just prior to signing day and now with the roster limits they will have the same problem with the 25’s because when they hit campus the roster will be over the limit with 42.

Plenty of schools in the same boat. There's always attrition every year at almost all schools. They and every other school will figure it out. USF won't necessarily have to trim unless they revenue share since they are not in a Power 5(4) conference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do know that the staff at USF has already garnered a reputation. They over recruited and ended up rescinding offers to 24s way late in the process just prior to signing day and now with the roster limits they will have the same problem with the 25’s because when they hit campus the roster will be over the limit with 42.

What makes you believe USF will opt in, even if the settlement is approved as is and a rule is made?
They're a G5 school with just a $70 million total budget, and newly on the hook for a $200 million stadium. They'll also be required to pay their share annually into the multi-billion payoff for ex--athletes (which will be challenged) as part of the settlement.
Then not only will they have to come with cash they do not have for athletes from the department, but their NIL will have to go through the reporting system.

Doesn't sound realistic. What seems more realistic is 4 players transferring or stopping playing anyway.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where does PVI stand after that player transferred to SAB?

Better off because she and her attitude are gone. RH is a good coach and knew he was in for a big rebuild after the 2023s graduated.

I doubt they are better off. I saw her play last week against high level players and she stood out among all the girls. Don't kid yourself.

The subtraction of the distraction, the poor attitude, and selfish play along with the exodus of the overly loud and obnoxious dad that follows can only be a good thing. Keep in mind no matter how good the player is if they are cancer in the locker room or the parents are on the sidelines acting like a fool a lot of top programs will pass.

She is definitely an outstanding player and one of the top attackers in her class. But it is also true that she, and her parents, have horrible attitudes.

Will be interesting if someone takes a chance on her.

Her sister lasted one year at Butler and transferred out to USF for this season.

Maybe if someone was open, she could’ve passed the ball more. PVI had a bunch of travel girls who ended up going nowhere.

if you don’t think USF is an upgrade to Butler then like your previous post, you don’t know much.

NOT! That girl doesn’t know how to pass the ball. Clearly you’ve never seen her play. All about her. Good luck STAB!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish the WCAC would get a clue and add the shot clock.

Boys use them. Not sure why the girls don’t.

Too many weak teams that benefit from being able to try to hold the ball for longer periods of time. The other team can't score if they don't have the ball.

The boys and co-ed schools already have the clocks due to football. The all-girls schools had no reason for a shot clock on the fields so they don't have them built into the scoreboards and it would be a pretty good expense to add them.

You mean like the $50k plus tuition expense at a lot of these schools? Outdoor shot clocks can be had for a few hundred bucks. I think they can afford it.

Haha now I get it your public school parent your ignorance on the topic of tuition shows. The all girls schools in the WCAC are not 50k a year not even close, the coeds like SJC and GC are right around $30. The average tuition across the board in the WCAC is probably around 28-29k

The topic wasn't tuition, it was shot clock cost and it was hyperbole. Get a dictionary. You could probably work on your character as well, but I doubt it'd help.

I disagree whoever the OP was made tuition part of the discussion when the correlation was made between the tuition cost and how that could pay for the shit clock cost.

Again, look up the definition of hyperbole. Also, some of us are lucky enough that it's just a bill to be paid, not knowing with any exactitude or even guesswork. While understanding others might have to comparison shopand know exactly what's going out, counting pennies as they're overextended.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where does PVI stand after that player transferred to SAB?

Better off because she and her attitude are gone. RH is a good coach and knew he was in for a big rebuild after the 2023s graduated.

I doubt they are better off. I saw her play last week against high level players and she stood out among all the girls. Don't kid yourself.

The subtraction of the distraction, the poor attitude, and selfish play along with the exodus of the overly loud and obnoxious dad that follows can only be a good thing. Keep in mind no matter how good the player is if they are cancer in the locker room or the parents are on the sidelines acting like a fool a lot of top programs will pass.

She is definitely an outstanding player and one of the top attackers in her class. But it is also true that she, and her parents, have horrible attitudes.

Will be interesting if someone takes a chance on her.

Her sister lasted one year at Butler and transferred out to USF for this season.

Maybe if someone was open, she could’ve passed the ball more. PVI had a bunch of travel girls who ended up going nowhere.

if you don’t think USF is an upgrade to Butler then like your previous post, you don’t know much.

NOT! That girl doesn’t know how to pass the ball. Clearly you’ve never seen her play. All about her. Good luck STAB!!

Thanks for the well wishes. I’m sure she’ll be fine Maybe PVI would’ve played better had they hadn’t released both assistant coaches last year for clandestine reasons. it wasn’t a very deep team. Who would you like her to pass the ball to also the playbook was in very deep. Clear out and maker shot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish the WCAC would get a clue and add the shot clock.

Boys use them. Not sure why the girls don’t.

Too many weak teams that benefit from being able to try to hold the ball for longer periods of time. The other team can't score if they don't have the ball.

The boys and co-ed schools already have the clocks due to football. The all-girls schools had no reason for a shot clock on the fields so they don't have them built into the scoreboards and it would be a pretty good expense to add them.

You mean like the $50k plus tuition expense at a lot of these schools? Outdoor shot clocks can be had for a few hundred bucks. I think they can afford it.

Haha now I get it your public school parent your ignorance on the topic of tuition shows. The all girls schools in the WCAC are not 50k a year not even close, the coeds like SJC and GC are right around $30. The average tuition across the board in the WCAC is probably around 28-29k

The topic wasn't tuition, it was shot clock cost and it was hyperbole. Get a dictionary. You could probably work on your character as well, but I doubt it'd help.

I disagree whoever the OP was made tuition part of the discussion when the correlation was made between the tuition cost and how that could pay for the shit clock cost.

Again, look up the definition of hyperbole. Also, some of us are lucky enough that it's just a bill to be paid, not knowing with any exactitude or even guesswork. While understanding others might have to comparison shopand know exactly what's going out, counting pennies as they're overextended.

Clueless may god help you and privileged self.