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Level 1
I will never stop watching our women but look forward to resuming catching our men's games.
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Level 2
I cannot watch the women's program right now because of the way Diggins and now Mabrey have treated
Caitlin Clark who has made that league. Watch how few people watch them now, that her team has been eliminated. They started going woke under Muffett and it is now even worse.
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Level 1
Shrews and staff can recruit.
The 2025 class is impressive.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Level 2
Not true, but let the recruiting sites and beat writers have their hyperbole.
Top 100 rankings weren't a thing until the 1980s, so keep that in mind, and also keep in mind that LaPhonso Ellis was rated a top five/top eight recruit in 1988. He's the most talented player ever at ND. Only poor grades early on prevented him from becoming a first-team All-American. Obviously, Austin Carr and Adrian Dantley produced more, but talent-wise, Ellis is the most gifted player ND ever had and his top five ranking was completely justified. He was also the beginning of the end for Lou Henson. Henson offered him cash to come to Illinois and Digger turned him in. As others said, you know Digger ran a clean program because if there had been anything that people could use against him, they would have. It's one of the reasons he and Knight got along with each other.
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Level 3
Well...never mind. I WAS going to argue that Orlando Woolridge was the most talented....
BaronVonZemo 64220 postsHe could pick a quarter off of the top of the backboard. I knew he didn't have the best jumper, but he was so gifted physically.
Then i looked up career college stats, and Ellis was better across the board.
I am a little biased because he was at ND playing when I was a student.
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