We all knew when Kim left MARSHALL, some of the players would too. We are losing Sydni Scott, Mahogany Matthews, Terah Harness, Alasia and Aislynn
Hayes.
Hayes.
Herd Women Basketball Players Leaving
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I can’t imagine…..completely different level of talent needed….at UT
Well you must not know that Matthew’s transferred to Marshall from Ole Miss and the Hayes sisters from Miss State so I believe they could play in their former conference.
I know. But tell me bb: how many minutes of pt did they see per game?
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Hayes played in 29 games, started 4 and averaged 17 min/game at Mississippi State.
Aislynn Hayes Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Guard Aislynn Hayes on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
Matthews played in 22, started 6 and averaged 9 minutes/game as a freshman at Ole Miss.
Mahogany Matthews Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Forward Mahogany Matthews on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
Thank youHayes played in 29 games, started 4 and averaged 17 min/game at Mississippi State.
Aislynn Hayes Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Guard Aislynn Hayes on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.www.espn.com
Matthews played in 22, started 6 and averaged 9 minutes/game as a freshman at Ole Miss.
Mahogany Matthews Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Forward Mahogany Matthews on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
So, I’ll take one more shot at this:Hayes played in 29 games, started 4 and averaged 17 min/game at Mississippi State.
Aislynn Hayes Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Guard Aislynn Hayes on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
Matthews played in 22, started 6 and averaged 9 minutes/game as a freshman at Ole Miss.
Mahogany Matthews Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Marshall Thundering Herd Forward Mahogany Matthews on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
In 3 seasons at MTSU & MU, Aislyn started an avg of 24 games, avg 14.3 ppg & 5 rpg.
In her only season in the SEC, she started in only 4 games, avg 4.2 ppg & 2.4 rpg.
So, she was a bench player there, but a main cog at the other 2 schools. I wonder why that is?
Also, to correct Chris, she wasn’t recruited out of h.s. by Miss St. She was recruited by MTSU & played 2 years there….
And finally, for the love of all that is holy, please somebody tell me that the ‘24-‘25 season is the last gasp of the COVID year?
The players have entered the portal, it doesn't mean they are leaving. They could be testing the waters depending on who is hired as the new coach. The new coach may bring in her own players. Remember Utah State, every player who scored points the previous season left and the new coach rebuilt the team taking them to The Big Dance.
Recruiting has changed. You can upgrade your program with the transfers. The portal gives and takes. Coaches like Dan who couldn't adapt to the changes failed because he thought building a program with high school recruits would be successful. Those days are gone at this time, maybe it will change back?
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I guess “correct” wasn’t the right word. Just that she wasn’t recruited by an SEC school.
I’m really flubbing this up!
Coming out of h.s. , Aislyn was not recruited by an SEC school. So, she signed up in-state and played 2 seasons at Middle. She then hit the portal and ended up at Miss St for one season.
An example:
Jared West was not recruited by an ACC school. He played 4 seasons at Marshall, then hit the portal & ended up at Louisville for one season.
I never said she was recruited by an SEC school (even though she was via the portal). I think you're confusing who is replying to you in this thread.
Good grief W-S what difference does it make. They were at SEC schools prior to Marshall. You originally replied that a different level of talent was needed at UT and those young women previously played in the SEC.
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