Kansas signed two highly recruited Forwards this year - a 4star Colorado POY and a 5star McD AA. Tough to crack that lineup as a starter. Kansas is indeed loaded; makes you wonder if Libby Fandell will get off the bench anytime soon.To be fair, Kansas has had a lot of recent success in its recruiting. They have S'Mya Nichols who is playing lile a a first-round pick in the WNBA draft. Kansas got two 5-star recruits in the 2025 class, one of whom had 29 points and 12 rebounds in her debut. If Kansas gets Bjorn, it would be a team with four 5-stars. How many teams in the country have four 5-stars? Seven or eight teams at most. But obviously I hope Bjorn choice Iowa. And I think Iowa will continue to recruit stronger and stronger, while I don't know if Kansas will be able to maintain this success for very long.
Libby was starter in Kansas first game of the season. She’s #43 in the 2025 class. One of the four highest-ranked players on KU (and would be the third-highest-ranked player on Iowa if she were on our roster, almost tied with Ava Heiden, #42 in the 2024 class).Kansas signed two highly recruited Forwards this year - a 4star Colorado POY and a 5star McD AA. Tough to crack that lineup as a starter. Kansas is indeed loaded; makes you wonder if Libby Fandell will get off the bench anytime soon.
Actually wondered more about mallegni, but its all just speculation right now as she hasn't made her decision.If we do land Bjorn, will Emely transfer out? Emely already might not start much this season (I think she should start) and getting two Five Stars at her positions wouldn't help her playing time. I'm hoping both can commit and stay at Iowa but who knows what will happen.
Both are versatile players who can play in multiple positions. That's not a problem.If we do land Bjorn, will Emely transfer out? Emely already might not start much this season (I think she should start) and getting two Five Stars at her positions wouldn't help her playing time. I'm hoping both can commit and stay at Iowa but who knows what will happen.
Wow - good for herLibby was starter in Kansas first game of the season. She’s #43 in the 2025 class. One of the four highest-ranked players on KU (and would be the third-highest-ranked player on Iowa if she were on our roster, almost tied with Ava Heiden, #42 in the 2024 class).
I think Iowa should start recruiting in Europe too. Geno has a team with 15 players, ten 5-stars players, three 5-star PGs and went to Europe to get a 30-40 point games PG. Recruiting on HS, Portal and Europe is the future. Three-level recruiting.
I think Iowa should start recruiting in Europe too. Geno has a team with 15 players, ten 5-stars players, three 5-star PGs and went to Europe to get a 30-40 point games PG. Recruiting on HS, Portal and Europe is the future. Three-level recruiting.
Jan is already taking a half step back from national recruiting, given Iowa's recruiting challenges. Seems unlikely to embrace international recruiting, absent some pre-existing connection to a recruit. In the portal, Iowa apparently offered good money to both Gal Raviv (Israel, who we'll see tomorrow) and Elina Aarnisalo (Finland), without success.I have been advocating for selectively recruiting international players for years - not only Europe but Australia also which is a youth WBB hotbed now. There is overlooked/under-recruited talent overseas IMO and opening a path to IC makes even more sense now since the advent of NIL…….AND …… those young international prospects certainly know who Caitlin Clark is and the logo from where she launched many shots.
And I'm betting Lucy is telling every young player she sees in Australia how wonderful her experience as a Hawkeye was! She's a great ambassador. Hopefully that helps a bit too.I have been advocating for selectively recruiting international players for years - not only Europe but Australia also which is a youth WBB hotbed now. There is overlooked/under-recruited talent overseas IMO and opening a path to IC makes even more sense now since the advent of NIL…….AND …… those young international prospects certainly know who Caitlin Clark is and the logo from where she launched many shots.
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