Zags, Rockets Move Up In Top 130

  1. Connecticut: Gabby Williams, No. 2, 5’11 PG; Sadie Edwards, No. 6, 5’10 SG; Courtney Ekmark, No. 8, 6’0 SG; Kia Nurse, No. 14, 6-0, G.

   McCormick on the Huskies: “Gabby Williams is one of the best players I’ve ever seen. She’s like Maya Moore in that she could play just about any position. She does it all on the court, and she has Olympic potential in the high jump. Sadie is a combo guard who is a great athlete. She’s tremendous off the bounce with a nice floater in the lane. She is a big time scorer, but she will involve her teammates. Courtney is a high IQ player. She is a great shooter with deep range, and she is a gym rat who has a unique understanding of the game. Courtney Ekmark will make her mark at Connecticut. Kia Nurse could play any of the guard spots. She has a smooth all-around game, and she plays hard.”

  2. UCLA: Recee’ Caldwell, No. 7, 5-7, CG; Jordin Canada, No. 9, 5-7, PG; LaJahna Drummer, No. 10, 6-3, PF; Monique Billings, No. 17, 6-3, C; Kelli Hayes, No. 43, 6-1, SG.

    McCormick on the Bruins: “UCLA had commitments from two great backcourt recruits, and then they recently added to talented frontcourt players. Canada can run the show, Caldwell is a strong combo guard, and Billings is a great athlete with a great skill set in the post. Drummer is another talented 6-3 player.”

  3. Notre Dame: Brianna Turner, No. 4, 6-4, PF; Katherine Westbeld, No. 21, 6’1 PF, Mychal Johnson, No. 50, 5-8, PG.  

   McCormick on the Fighting Irish: “Turner gives Notre Dame yet another truly elite recruit. She is a versatile player who could fill a number of roles. Westbeld is a four-three player who is very skilled. She can rebound, she has  a great feel for the game, and she will have a great career in South Bend. Johnson is a true point guard with a high basketball IQ.”

   4. Duke: Sierra Calhoun, No. 13, 6-1, SG; Azura Stevens, No. 27, 6-4, PF; Lynee Belton, No. 31, 6-3, PF; Erin Mathias, No. 80, 6-3, PF.

    McCormick on the Blue Devils: “Duke added three top-flight recruits. Calhoun is the headliner. She is a big, smooth scoring guard from Christ the King in New York, and she will have an immediate impact. I also think Stevens and Belton will contribute early.”

    5. California: Gabby Green, No. 5, 6-2, SG; Mikayla Cowling, No. 30, 5-11, WF.

    McCormick on the Golden Bears: “Green is a long, strong athlete who is a point forward type. She knows how to play the game, and she has a well-rounded game. Cowling is an explosive athlete who can score in the paint and on the perimeter. She plays hard, and she always seems to be around the ball.”

    6. Louisville: Myisha Hines-Allen, No. 16, 6-2, WF; Mariya Moore, No. 22, 6-0, WF; Sydney Brackemyre, No. 39, 6-1, WF;  Ariana Freeman, No. 41, 5-11, SG; Arica Carter, No. 66, 5’9 SG

    McCormick on the Cardinals: “They have added a lot of size and athleticism. I think the big prize with this class is Hines-Allen. She is a wing with great size, the type of player who could be headed to the WNBA down the road. She could play the two, three or four for Louisville, and she will have an immediate impact.”

    7. Ohio State: Kelsey Mitchell, No. 3, 5-8, PG; Asia Doss, No. 63, 5’6 PG, Makayla Waterman, No. 64, 6-2, PF; Alexa Hart, No. 74, 6-3, C; Chelsie Mitchell, NR, 5-10, F.

     McCormick on the Buckeyes: “Kevin McGuff is in his first year as the head coach, and he struck gold quickly. All four of these kids played for the All Ohio Black AAU program. Kelsey Mitchell is the big prize. I think she will have an immediate impact for Ohio State at point guard. Asia Doss is a very athletic guard who is great off the bounce, and she can really score.”   

   8. Texas: Ariel Atkins, No. 11, 5-11, SG; Brooke McCarty, No. 18, 5-5, PG; Dani Akigbogun, No. 145, 5-9, SG; Tasia Foman, No. 240, 5-6, PG.

    McCormick on the Longhorns: “Atkins is a lefty with a good mid-range game and the ability to post up. She took her game to a new level this summer. McCarty is a true point guard with understands the game, and she has a wonderful floater she shoots in the lane. Akigbogun is a banger who has the strength to score after contact, and she plays with a lot of energy. Foman is an intelligent point guard who works hard and plays good defense.”

    9. South Carolina: No. 12, JaTarie White, 6-4, C; No. 48, Bianca Cuevas, 5-6, PG; No. 51, Kaydra Duckett, 5-10, SG, Doniyah Cliney, No. 128, 5’8 SG

    McCormick on the Gamecocks: “JaTarie is a strong lefty who can score inside or step out to 16 feet. She will have an immediate impact in the post. Bianca has quickness, a great handle, passing skills and NBA three-point range all rolled into a game with flare. Kaydra is an explosive athlete who can score and pass.”

   10. Vanderbilt: Paris Kea, No. 38, 5-8, PG; Christa Reed, No. 42, 5-11, SG; Rachel Bell, No. 54, 5-10, PG; Khale’ann Cardon-Goudreau, No. 56, 6’3 WF; Audrey Ann Cardon-Goudreau, No. 82, 6-3, WF.

    McCormick on the Commodores: “Vanderbilt already has three Top 50 level perimeter players in their class. I think this group is going to help make them a little more athletic in the future. Reed is a great shooter, Bell is a scorer, and Kea is an athlete who knows how to attack the basket. The Cardon-Goudreau twins are from Canada, and they moved down to the IMG Academy in Florida. The are both fundamentally sound athletes who play hard with inside-outside games.”

   11. Tennessee: Jaime Nared, No. 25, 6’0 WF, Alexa Middleton, No. 46, 5-9, PG; Kortney Dunbar, No. 65, 6-1, WF.

    McCormick on the Lady Vols: “Nared could play a number of positions on the perimeter. She can hit the three, she can post people up, and she has a mid-range game. Middleton is a Tennessee native who is very fundamental. She shoots the ball well, and she is a hard nosed competitor who knows how to win. Dunbar has unbelievable shooting range. She is a ‘maker,’ not just a shooter.”

   12. Stanford: Taylor Rooks, No. 24, 6’0 WF, Brittany McPhee, No. 47, 6-0, SG; Kaylee Johnson, No. 107, 6-2, PF.

    McCormick on the Cardinal: “Taylor is a multi-positional player. She is a blue collar player who goes hard, but she has a nice shot to go with her work ethic. Brittany is a four-three player who has a very high motor. She rebounds and she gets to the free throw line a lot. Kaylee has an inside-outside game. She has excellent skills and a good all-around game.”

   13. USC: Kaneisha Horn, No. 2 (Alabama Transfer), McKenzie Calvert, No. 37, 5’9 PG, 6-1, F; Alexis Lloyd, No. 50 (Virginia Tech Transfer), No. 53, 6’2, PF, Kristen Simon, 5-9, G; Chyanne Butler, No. 94, 5-5, PG; Amy Okonkow, No. 103, 6-1, PF.

    McCormick on the Trojans: “Horn and Lloyd are wings who were both Top 50 recruits coming out of high school. Calvert is an explosive, attacking, scoring guard. She can pass it, but she is more of a scorer. Butler is a very skilled player with deep three-point range, and she knows the game. Okonkwo is a big strong player who has the ability to step outside. I think she is something of a sleeper prospect.”

    14. Florida State: Shakayla Thomas, No. 15, 6-0, WF; No. 29 (Rutgers transfer), Shakena Richardson, 5-5, PG; No. 95, Chania Ray, 5-8, SG; No. 204 (Kentucky transfer), Meagan Conwright, 5-9, PG.

    McCormick on the Seminoles: “Shakayla is just a tremendous athlete who can score in bunches. She should have a big impact immediately, and she could end up in the WNBA. Shakena is a super quick point who is a great passer. She has a wonderful handle and she knows how to direct the offense, and she can score. Chania is a great shooter with range and a lock-down defender. Meagan is a combo guard with size, and she is a smart player who can attack the basket.”

   15. Virginia: No. 26, Mikayla Venson, 5-7, PG; No. 33, Aliya Huland-El, 6-1, WF; No. 70, Lauren Moses, 6-1, PF.

    McCormick on the Cavaliers: “Mikayla is a point guard who will make an immediate impact with her athleticism and advanced skill set. Aliya is a great athlete with size, and she could play a number of positions. Lauren is a strong athlete who can score against contact inside. Just a tough, hard-nosed kid.”

   16. Maryland: No. 45, Aja Ellison, 6-3, C; No. 55, Kristen Confroy, 5-9, SG; No. 58, Kiara Leslie, 5-11, WF.

    McCormick on the Terrapins: “Aja is Pervis Ellison’s daughter, and she has really come on. She is a good athlete who runs well and she scores around the basket. Kristen is a strong combo guard with a great feel for the game, and she can do it all. Kiara is a great athlete. She is a leaper who is strong enough to post enough, and her shooting range reaches out to the arc.”

   17. Oklahoma: Peyton Little, No. 24 (Texas A & M Transfer), 5-11, G; Gabrielle Ortiz, No. 29, 5-6, PG; Vionise Pierre-Louis, No. 130, 6’2 C, Cileysa Penzo, No. 217, 5-9, PG; Lanesia Williams, No. 222, 5-7, PG.

    McCormick on the Sooners: “Little is a great pickup. She is a fundamental player with a high basketball IQ, and she fits the Oklahoma system. Ortiz is a strong, aggressive combo guard with three-point shooting range. I think she will have an immediate impact. Penzo is a quick, intelligent guard who passes well and has three-point range. Williams is a solid, athletic point guard.”

   18. Kentucky: Alexis Jennings, No. 35, 6-2, PF; Alyssa Rice, No. 44, 6-3, C; Jaycee Coe, No. 195, 5-11, WF; Ivana Jakubcova, No. 15 JC, 6-6, C.

    McCormick on the Wildcats: “Jennings is a versatile player who is coming off a very good summer. She can rebound, score inside and face up out to the three-point arc. Rice is a very skilled player with great footwork and the ability to finish with either hand. Rice has tremendous potential. Coe can put the ball on the floor, but she made her mark as a long range shooter. Jakubcova can score inside with her size, but she also has the skills to face up and put the ball on the floor.”

    19. West Virginia: Abigail Asoro, No. 7 JC, 6-1, PF; ; Kayla Montgomery, No. 11 JC, 6’4 C, Breana McDonald, No. 25 (Georgia Tech Transfer), Krista King, No. 73, 6’3, PF, 6-0, WF; Tyara Warren-Cox, No. 121, 5-8, SG; Dominique Simpson, No. 137, 5-9, SG.

    McCormick on the Mountaineers: “They have a commitment from Georgia (McDonald), Texas (Warren-Cox) and Florida (Simpson). McDonald is a great athlete who will fit into Mike Carey’s system. Warren-Cox is an attacking combo guard who has a good feel for the game. Simpson is coming back from a knee injury, and she has a good skill set and three-point range. Montgomery will give a true low post player who can run the floor. Abigail is a native of Sweden, and she is very athletic with a high motor. She is a great rebounder and she runs well. King is a long athlete who likes to face up to the basket.”

    20. Georgia Tech: Zaire O’Neil, No. 32, 6-0, PF; Imani Tilford, No. 59, 5-7, PG; Erin Garner, No. 149, 6-4, PF.    

    McCormick on the Yellow Jackets: “They have picked up three commitments from the Northeast already. O’Neil is their top recruit. She is a 6-0 lefty. She has a very strong body, and an inside-outside game. Tilford is a very explosive point guard who is a scoring machine. Garner is strong and she has good footwork, and she has tremendous potential.”  

    21. Michigan State: Jasmine Lumpkin, No. 23, 6-0, WF; Alexis Gussert, No. 60, 6-0, WF; Kennedy Johnson, No. 232, 6-2, C.

    McCormick on the Spartans: “Lumpkin is a freaky athlete with tremendous potential. She is long, she is a leaper, and she is great in the open court. Gussert is a very skilled guard who can pass and shoot, and she is a very high basketball IQ. Kennedy is a strong athlete who can finish inside with either hand.”

   22. Michigan: Katelynn Flaherty, No. 19, 5-7, PG; Emoni Jackson, No. 85, 6-1, PF; Jillian Dunston, No. 98, 6-1, SG; Maria Backman, No. 117, 6-2, SG; Terra Stapleton, No. 332, 6-4, C.

    McCormick on the Wolverines: “Michigan has added a 1, 2, 3 and 4. Flaherty is a skilled, tough player who just loves the game. Jackson is a good athlete with a strong body. She works hard and she does all the little things. Dunston is a big guard who can score, and Backman is a wing with great size. Stapleton will give them a strong low block presence, and she has a chance to really excel if she can stay healthy.”

   23. Texas A&M: Khaalia Hillsman, No. 20, 6’4, C.

   McCormick on the Aggies: “Khaalia is the third-ranked post player nationally in the class. She is a good athlete with great size, and she has a great drop step and other moves around the basket. She has really taken her game to another level over the past year.”

    24. Georgia: Mackenzie Engram, No. 36, 6-2, PF; Jasmine Carter, No. 72, 5-8, SG; Haley Clark, No. 138, 5-9, PG; Pachiyaanna Roberts, No. 173 (Syracuse Transfer), 5-11, F.

    McCormick on the Bulldogs: “Engram is a strong athlete who should flourish in Andy Landers’ system. Carter is a very aggressive player who can score in a lot of different ways. Clark is a quick player with a wonderful handle and a great feel for the game. Roberts is a good athlete who is a blue collar type that can help them in a number of ways.”

   25. Mississippi State: No. 40, Victoria Vivians, 6-1, WF; No. 100, La’Karis Salter, 6’0 PF, No. 167, Kayla Nevitt, 5-8, SG; No. 243, Morgan William, 5-5, PG; No. 491, Blair Schaefer, 5-8, SG.

    McCormick on the Bulldogs: “Victoria is a high-profile in-state recruit. She is a tremendous athlete who has been a prolific scorer. She could be bound for the WNBA down the road. La’Karis is a very strong, athletic body, somewhat like Danielle Adams from Texas A&M. Just like Adams, she does have the ability to be effective when she steps outside. Kayla is a wiry, athlete combo guard who knows how to attack the rim. Morgan an explosive athlete with a very high basketball IQ, and she is creative on the offensive end. Blair is (head coach) Vic’s daughter, and she is an intelligent, hard-nosed player who does it all well.”

   26. Baylor: Dekeiya Cohen, No. 49, 6’1 WF, Micayla Buckner, No. 92, 6’3 C

   McCormick on the Bears: “Dekeiya is a wonderful athlete with leaping ability and strength. She is a good rebound and defender, and she works hard. Micayla is an in-state kid who can score in the low post. She has good footwork, and she runs the floor really well.”

    27. Wake Forest: Amber Campbell, No. 67, 5-8, PG; Nicole Floyd, No. 79, 6-2, PF; Taylor Gordon, No. 102, 5-11, WF.

    McCormick on the Demon Deacons: “Wake Forest had a tremendous summer. This is their best class is a long time. Campbell is a very athletic leaper who can score and run the point. Floyd is another explosive athlete. She is also physical and she knows how to seal and score down low, and she is a shot blocker. Gordon is an athletic slasher who knows the game, and she has good shooting range.”

   28. Washington: Macy Keen, No. 13 JC, 6-5, C; Kelli Kingma, No. 68, 5-9, PG; Hannah Johnson, No. 83, 6-1, WF.   

   McCormick on the Huskies: “Keen is a very athletic low post with a lot of physical gifts, and her skills are coming. Kingma; who will be following in the footsteps of her sister, Kristi, at Washington; has a high basketball IQ and a very good skill set. Johnson is a three-four player who is athletic and aggressive.”  

    29. Miami FL: No. 17 JC, Ashley Jones, 6-1, PF; No. 87, Erykah Davenport, 6’3 C; No. 105, Aisha Edwards, 5’8, SG; No. 150, Khalia Prather, 6’2 PF.

   McCormick on the Hurricanes: “Ashley is strong, left-handed athlete with an inside-outside game. She could play the three or four. Erykah is a another strong athlete. She is an active, physical post player. Aisha is a combo guard who can score the ball. She is the type of player who can get on a roll and become almost unstoppable. Khalia had an excellent summer. She uses her body well in the paint, and she knows how to get to the free throw line.”

   30. Pittsburgh: Yacine Diop, No. 76, 5’9 SG; Stasha Carey, No. 77, 6-3, PF; Naje Gibson, No. 123, 6-0, PF; Aysia Bugg, No. 146, 5-9, SG.

    McCormick on the Panthers: “Yacine is a combo guard who is a great athlete and a lock-down defender. She passes the ball well and knows how to attack the basket. Carey is a skilled, aggressive player who is a good pick up. She will have an immediate impact. Gibson is a good athlete with size. Bugg is a scorer with three-point shooting range.”

    31. Illinois: Chatrice White, No. 28, 6-3, PF; Amarah Coleman, No. 206, 5-9, SG; Brooke Kissinger, No. 280, 5-7, PG; Kyley Simmons, No. 389 (Transfer), 5-7, SG.

    McCormick on the Illini: “White, who is a very skilled post player out of Nebraska, played AAU ball with Kissinger. Amarah is an athletic, aggressive attacking guard who plays hard and has three-point range. Kyley Simmons is a transfer who started at Missouri.”

  32. Alabama: No. 4 JC, Kuaneshia “Co Co” Baker, 5-8, G; No. 156, Quanetria Bolton, 6-1, PF; No. 158, Hannah Cook, 5-11, SG; No. 168, Meoshanti Knight, 5-9, SG.

    McCormick on the Crimson Tide: “Co Co is a very quick backcourt player with a great mid-range game and a wonderful floater. Just a great scorer who also knows how to pass the ball. Quanetria is a strong athlete who is an aggressive rebounder. She can also step out, so she could play the four or five. Hannah is a two-three player with a very high basketball IQ and a tremendous all-around skill set. Meoshanti is an athletic lefty who can slash to the basket, and she can pull up with a jumper.”

    33. Kansas: No. 8 JC, Shea Brown, 6-4, C; No. 69, Terriell Bradley, 5-9, PG; No. 174, Lauren Aldridge, 5-7, PG.

    McCormick on the Jayhawks: “Shea is good athlete with a strong body, and she will give them an aggressive low post presence. Terriell is an explosive point guard who can be a scorer, or a facilitator. Lauren is an in-state player who is very skilled and very intelligent.”

    34. Purdue: Erica Moore, No. 78, 6-1, PF; Justine Hall, No. 124, 5-10, SG; Briana Horrocks, No. 126, 6-4, C; Haley Bodnar, No. 201, 6-4, C; Andreona Keys, No. 325, 5-8, SG.

    McCormick on the Boilermakers: “Moore is a good, strong athlete with more of a face-up game and good shooting range. Hall is a scorer who can shoot the three well, and she can take it coast to coast. Horrocks is a long athlete who is good in the low post. She has good footwork and she can score around the basket. Bodnar is a strong post with a nice touch. She plays hard, and she can shoot it out to 15 feet. Keys is a tremendous, explosive athlete who attacks the basket, and she can hit the three.”

     35. St. John’s: Imani Littleton, No. 75, 6-3, PF; Tamesha Alexander, No. 91, 5-6, PG; Tonoia Wade, No. 133, 6-2, SG; Crystal Simmons, No. 177, 6-0, PG.

    McCormick on the Red Storm: “St. John’s got a great sleeper with Imani. She is a good athlete who can do a lot of things, and she has a tremendous upside. They call Alexander ‘Sox,’ and she is an athletic, strong point guard who can really score off the dribble. Tonoia is an athletic wing with good size, and she is an excellent three-point shooter. Crystal is an international combo guard who is long and athletic. She is a lefty with a high basketball IQ, and she could play any of the guard positions.”

    36. Rutgers: Brittany Jackson, No. 41 (Georgia Tech Transfer), Shrita Parker, No. 86, 5’7, PG, 5-10, G; Ashli Jeune, No. 274, 5-10, SG.  

    McCormick on the Scarlet Knights: “Jackson was a Top 50 recruit coming out of high school in 2012, and she is a great athlete with a strong body. Shrita is very athletic, and she can attack the basket. Her stock went up this summer as she expanded her game. Jeune is an athletic slasher with an excellent work ethic.”

    37. Marquette: Kenisha Bell, No. 61, 5-9, PG; Shantelle Valentine, No. 142, 6-3, PF; Ta’Kendra Tia Elbert, No. 184, 5-6, PG; Hannah Grim, No. 385, 5-9, PG.

    McCormick on the Golden Eagles: “Bell and Elbert are from the same AAU program in Minnesota. Bell is an explosive athlete who can handle the ball and pass well. Elbert is a very athletic true point guard. Valentine is something of a sleeper prospect out of Canada. She is a great athlete, and I think she will surprise some people. Grim is a true point guard with a feel for the game, and she knows how to involve everyone.”

    38. Arizona: No. 97, Taryn Griffey, 5-6, PG; No.131, Charise Holloway, 5-9, SG; No. 134, JaLea Bennett, 5-10, SG.

   McCormick on the Wildcats: “Taryn is the daughter of baseball star Ken Griffey, and her brother plays football for the Wildcats. She has excellent quickness, a great handle, and a high basketball IQ. Charise is an amazing athlete who can shoot the three — we think she is a real sleeper in this class. JaLea will give them another good backcourt athlete. She has a strong mid-range game, and she can attack the rim.”

   39. Nebraska: Natalie Romeo, No. 84, 5-9, PG; Kaylee Page, No. 115, 6-2, PF; Darrien Washington, No. 166, 6-2, PF; Jasmine Cincore, No. 190, 5-10, SG.

    McCormick on the Cornhuskers: “Romeo is a perfect fit for Nebraska. She is very skilled and very fundamental, but she hurt her knee in July. Page is an inside-outside forward who knows the game and plays hard. Washington is a good athlete who is more of a strong banger who scores inside. Cincore is a good, strong athlete who is something of a sleeper.”

    40. Iowa State: Emily Durr, No. 118, 6-0, WF; Nakiah Bell, No. 152, 5-4, PG; Claire Ricketts, No. 169, 6-3, C; Bryanna Fernstrom, No. 181, 6-5, C; Blaire Thomas, No. 294, 5-11, WF.

  McCormick on the Cyclones: “This gives them five strong players. Durr is a good fit for the program because she is a wing with size and shooting range. Bell is a lightning quick point guard  that can run the offense, and she has deep three range. Ricketts is an active center who can step outside, where as Fernstrom is more of a true post player with very good footwork. Thomas is an athletic, blue collar wing who does all the little things.”

    41. Florida: Isis Young, No. 112, 5-7, PG; Haley Lorenzen, No. 120, 6-2, C; Brooke Copeland, No. 136, 6-2, WF; Dyandria Anderson, No. 189, 5-10, SG.

   McCormick on the Gators: “Young is very athletic, and she knows how to run the show and lead a team. Lorenzen is a strong rebounding post player who has skills. Copeland is another skilled player, and she has an inside-outside game. She could help at a number of positions. Anderson is an athletic guard. Her strengths are attacking the basket and defending, but she has good shooting range.”

    42. Minnesota: Carlie Wagner, No. 57, 5-9, PG; Tory Jacobs, No. 164, 5-10, SG; Grace Coughlin, No. 212, 5-8, PG; Rangie Bessard, No. 287, 6-0, PF;  Josie Buckingham, No. 404, 6-5, C.

    McCormick on the Gophers: “Wagner is an intelligent, deceptive athlete who is a big-time scorer with great shooting range. Jacobs has an athletic, strong body and a nice shooting stroke. Coughlin is a local product who is a true point guard with excellent fundamentals and a high basketball IQ. Bessard will give them an athletic presence down low. Buckingham really evolved over the summer. She is a very long player and a great shot blocker in the paint.

    43. Old Dominion: Jennie Simms, No. 62 (West Virginia transfer), 5-11, WF;  Auteaonna Gilmore, No. 114, 5’5 PG; Maia Lee, No. 225, 6-3, C; Keyana Brown, No. 284, 5-9, WF; Annika Holopainen, NR (Portland transfer), 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Monarchs: “Simms is an athletic kid who is very aggressive, and she has a good inside-outside game that stretches to the arc. Gilmore is a strong athlete with a good feel for the game. She can get to the hoop, and she has three-point range. Lee gives ODU a true low post player with a strong body who can bang and score down low. Brown is a very strong, skilled player who is  surprisingly athletic. She also has three-point shooting range. Holopainen was an all-conference performer as a freshman at Portland last year.”

    44. Xavier: Marquia Turner, No. 110, 5-7, PG; Imani Partlow, No. 162, 6-0, PF; Kendall Fincher, No. 165, 5-11, SG; Jada Bird, No. 242, 5-9, SG.

    McCormick on the Musketeers: “This is a very good class with three players who will help lift the program as they move to the Big East. Turner and Fincher are midwest kids who are a good fit for the program. Turner should have an immediate impact, and Fincher is an effective shooter. Partlow is a local get who is a beast on the inside. Bird is a strong athlete who can leap. She can attack with her athleticism, and she has a nice pull-up jumper.”

    45. Auburn: Asia Robeson, No. 99, 6-4, PF; Bria Johnson, No. 135, 5-9, SG; Jessica Jones, No. 223, 6-2, PF; Jazmine Jones, No. 230, 6-0, WF.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Robeson is a good fit for their system. She is an unbelievable athlete who works hard. She has a great upside. Johnson is an explosive combo guard who can attack the hoop, and she has a nice mid-range jumper. Jessica and Jazmine are twins out of North Carolina. Jessica is another leaper with high energy, while Jazmine is a long athlete who never stops running.”

   46. Virginia Tech: Brielle Blaire, No. 62, 6-1, PF; Khadedra Croker, No. 141, 6-3, C; Rachel Camp, No. 255, 5-11, SG.

    McCormick on the Hokies: “Blaire is a good get for the Hokies. She is a very good athlete with a strong body, and she will be an aggressive inside force immediately. They needed a true post player, and Croker is an athletic lefty who will help fill that void. Camp can score in a lot of different ways — post up, off the bounce, or from the arc.”

   47. Gonzaga: Jill Barta, No. 127, 6-3, F; Lexi Bando, No. 154, 5-9, G; Georgia Stirton, No. 22 JC, 5-8, PG.

McCormick on the Zags: “Jill is a long, skilled player who kind of resembles Kayla Standish. Lexi is a lefty with a high basketball IQ, and she can put up big numbers. Georgia is another intelligent player, and she is from Autralia. She is a true point guard who loves to compete, and she shoots the three.”

   48. North Carolina: Jamie Cherry, No. 52, 5’5, PG. 

   McCormick on the Tar Heels: “Jamie is a player who can attack the basket and finish in traffic. She has a good all-around game, and she can hit the deep three.”

   49. Iowa: Whitney Jennings, No. 132, 5-5, PG; Chase Coley, No. 173, 6-2, WF; Carly Mohns, No. 186, 6-1, PF; Christina Buttenham, No. 246, 5-11, WF.    

   McCormick on the Hawkeyes: “Jennings is a good athlete with a scorer’s mentality and the ability to get to the free throw line. Coley is a fundamentally sound player with an inside-out game. Mohns is a strong athlete with a high motor and a solid all-ar0und game. Buttenham is from Canada and she is a skilled player who knows the game. She plays hard, and she can hit the three.”

   50. DePaul: Marte Grays, No. 109, 6’3 PF, Meghan Waldron, No. 175, 5-10, PG; Ashton Millender, No. 199, 5-11, SG; Lauren Prochaska, No. 307, 5-7, PG; Elri Liebenberg, NR, 6-6, C.

    McCormick on the Blue Demons: “Marte has a great frame and athleticism. She runs like a deer, scores around the basket, rebounds and blocks shots. She has a great upside. Waldron has great shooting range, and she will fit Bruno’s system well. Millender is a strong, athletic combo guard who can get to the basket and shoot from the outside. Prochaska is a very intelligent player who handles the ball well, and she can hit the deep three. Elri is originally from South Africa. She has a long wing span, she can really run the floor, and she can face up out to 15 feet.”

    51. Syracuse: No. 115 (Vanderbilt transfer), Maggie Morrison, 5-9, PG; No. 129, Danielle Minott, 5-9, SG; No. 209, Amber Witherspoon, 6-5, C.

    McCormick on the Orange: “Maggie is a fundamental point guard who will compete, and she has a nice three-point shot. Danielle had a great summer. She is a terrific athlete who can really elevate and attack the basket. Amber brings size and athleticism. She is a shot blocker, and she can dunk.”

    52. LSU: Jenna Deemer, No. 143, 5-7, PG; Akilah Bethel, No. 144 (West Virginia transfer), 6-0, F; Ann Jones, No. 222 (Memphis Transfer), 6-3, C; Stephanie Amichia, No. 226, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Jenna is a local recruit who is very athletic. She can attack the basket and hit the three, and I think she will really improve at LSU because she loves the game. Akilah is a strong, athletic wing who can go coast-to-coast, and she can hit the deep three. I think she is going to give them a boost. Ann is a legit 6-3, she can score on the block and she has good footwork. Stephanie is a high-energy post player who does the little things.”

     53. SMU: Mikayla Reese, No. 90, 5-8, PG; Kamy Cole, No. 159 (TCU Transfer), 5-9, G; Taylor Brame, No. 204, 5-11, WF; Aurmani Degar, No. 224, 5-9, PG; Alicia Froling; Keely Froling.   

     McCormick on the Mustangs: “Reese originally verballed to Oklahoma State. She is a strong athlete who has a good feel for the game. Cole is an athletic two guard who knows how to get to the foul line. Brame is a three-four player with a great upside. She has a real inside-outside game. Degar is a smart point guard who plays hard, and she is a three-point threat. The Frolings are twin sisters who played for the Australian national team.”

     54. Boston College: Kaitlyn Quandt, No. 170, 6’3 C; Ashley Kelsick, No. 191, 5’7 SG.

    McCormick on the Eagles: “Kaitlyn could play the four or the five. She is very aggressive, she bangs inside, and she can score. She also has surprising range on her shot. Ashley is a combo guard is was one of the top high school scorers in the country. She has tremendous range and she knows how to compete.”

     55. Louisiana Tech: Tiara Davenport, No. 180, 5-11, WF; Tiffany Murdock, No. 185, 5-8, PG; Candice Williams, No. 369, 5-6, PG; Lashanda Green, No. 47 JUCO, 5-8, PG; Daja Chase, NR, 5-9, G.

    McCormick on the Lady Techsters: “Davenport is an inside-outside player who can put the ball on the floor. Murdock is an explosive combo guard who is good off the bounce, and she knows how to score. Williams is a true point guard out of Atlanta who is a smooth player with a good understanding of the game. Green is an Oklahoma product with excellent quickness. She can attack the basket and knock down the three.”

   56.  TCU: No. 196, Sydney Coleman, 6-1, PF; No. 219, Katie Powell, 6-4, C.

    McCormick on the Horned Frogs: “Sydney has size and leaping ability. She is a four now, but she could develop into an excellent three player. Katie is a strong player who can play on the block, but she really likes to face up and step out like a European post player.”

    57. Utah: Tanaeya Boclair, No. 172, 6’0 WF; Jada Matthews, No. 188, 6’1 PF; Joeseta Fatuesi, No. 210, 6’3 C; Gabbie Bowie, No. 399, 5’9 SG.

   McCormick on the Utes: “Tanaeya is a strong leaper who can score inside, or slash into the lane from the perimeter. Jada has a blue collar work ethic, and she does all the little things for a team. Joeseta has great size, and she has a good game. She has excellent footwork, and she can step outside. Gabbie is an explosive, attacking guard, she has a nice pull-up jumper, and she can even post up other guards.”

     58. New Mexico State: Alisha Washington, No. 160, 5-8, SG; Tyesha Taylor, No. 161, 6-3, C; Jasmine Cooper, No. 475, 6-0, WF.

    McCormick on the Aggies: “Mark Trahk and his staff are having a great year. I think Washington is a sleeper. She’s very explosive, she has a nice mid-range game, and she can hit the deep three. Taylor has a strong body, and she is a wonderful athlete. She’ll bang down low, and she can score. Cooper is a great athlete who can really get up. She has a blue collar ethic, and she is an excellent rebounder.”

    59. Temple: Khadijah Berger, No. 144, 5-9, SG; Alliya Butts, No. 234, 5-5, PG; Wendion Bibbins, No. 248, 6-1, PF; Tanaya Atkinson, No. 278, 5-10, SG.

    McCormick on the Owls: “This is a good, deep class for Temple. Berger is a good athlete with skills. She can hit the deep three, and she has a nice step back jumper. Butts is a lightning quick point guard with a high basketball IQ. She can control the game, and she also has the ability to explode to the rim. Bibbins is a double-double type of player who can rebound and score both inside and outside. Atkinson is a big guard with explosive athleticism and a nice mid-range game.”

    60. Indiana: No. 111, Tyra Buss, 5-7, PG; No. 283, Maura Muensterman, 5-11, PF; No. 286, Amanda Cahill, 6-1, WF; No. 446, Jessica Walter, 5-10, SG.

    McCormick on the Hoosiers: “Tyra is a talented player who can score, but she is also an excellent distributor who should contribute as a freshman. Maura is a fundamental three-four player who has range. Amanda is the daughter of a coach, and she plays that way. She could play a number of positions, and she knows the game. Jessica is a combo guard who is an excellent three-point shooter.”

    61. VCU: Chadarryl Clay, No. 54 (Auburn Transfer), 5-7, PG; Yasmine Belk, No. 182, 6-3, C; Curteeona Brelove, No. 308, 6-2, PF; Brittani Burgess, NR (Delaware Transfer), 5-11, G.

    McCormick on the Rams: “Clay will be an impact player at the point. She is a great player who can do a little of everything. Belk is another good get. She is aggressive and physical and she always plays hard. Brelove is a strong athlete with a high motor with a lot of potential. Burgess is a two-three player who can attack the basket, and she has a nice pull-up jumper.”

    62. Delaware: Destiny Brown, (Baylor Transfer) No. 88, 5-10, G; Makeda Nicholas, No. 211, 6-2, PF; Chastity Taylor, No. 216, 5-10, WF; Alexis Sears, No. 306, 6-2, PF.

    McCormick on the Blue Hens: “Destiny Brown will be an impact transfer. She is a good athlete and she was a great high school scorer. Nicholas is a very athletic forward who had a very good summer. Sears is more of a true post, while Taylor is an athletic player who can score inside or on the perimeter.”

    63. NC State: Carlee Schuhmacher, No. 33 JC, 6-2, C; Chloe Jackson, No. 106, 5-8, SG; Dominique Wilson, No. 134 (Arkansas transfer), 5-6, PG; Chelsea Nelson, No. 319, 6-1, WF; Akela Maize, No. 553, 6-4, C.

    McCormick on the Wolfpack: “Carlee is a good, solid player who will bang in the paint. She can score down low and she has all the fundamentals. Chloe is a versatile guard with a good handle and a strong understanding of the game. Dominique is very quick and she has a scorer’s mentality. She can finish in traffic and she has three-point range. Chelsea is a long, athletic player who is good in the open floor and she will rebound and score inside. Akela is another long athlete who will give them a presence in the post.”

     64. Arizona State: No. 88, Ayanna Edwards, 6-4, C; No. 302, Nicole Iademarco, 6-1, SG.

    McCormick on the Sun Devils: “Ayanna is an athlete with a strong body. She is a true low post player who can score with either hand against contact. Nicole is an improving player who could play a number of positions. She has great skills and a sweet stroke from the arc.”

     65. Providence: Breahanda Stratton, No. 101, 5-11, SG; Brianna Frias, No. 281, 6-1, PF; Alise Parker, No. 584, 6-1, WF; Yasmine Bidikuindila, NR, 6-6, C.

    McCormick on the Friars: “Stratton has impressive physical attributes, and she likes to attack the rim. Frias is a blue collar player who can bang and score down low. She can also go to the high post and put the ball on the floor. Parker has good side and the ability to score inside and on the edge. She has impressive raw skills. Bidikuindila is a Canadian who can score inside and block shots.”

     66. Northwestern: Morgan Green, No. 104, 5’8 PG, No. 229, Maya Jonas, 6-2, WF; No. 349, Alexis Glasgow, 5-11, SG.

    McCormick on the Wildcats: “Morgan is an important recruit for them. She is very explosive, and she has tremendous speed with the ball. She handles it well, and she sees the entire floor. Maya is a strong player with size and an all-around game. She could play the two, three or four spots. Alexis is a big shooting guard who knows how to play the game. She can put it on the floor, but her calling card is her three-point shot.”

    67. George Mason: Kristi Mobube, No. 120 (Florida State Transfer), 6-2, F; Jasmine Jackson, No. 154 (Georgetown Transfer), 5-9, G; Qierra Murray, No. 251, 5-9, PG; Cydni Cole, No. 261, 5-6, PG; Casey Davis, No. 550, 6-2, PF; Taylor Dodson, NR, 6-0, F.

    McCormick on the Patriots: “Mason got two important transfers who will help. Mobube is a very good athlete who excels down low, and Jackson is a veteran scoring guard. Murray could play the one or two, and she will play early. Cole is a very athletic, strong point guard who knows how to attack the lane. Davis can play the high or low post.”

    68. Clemson: Makayla Johnson, No. 125, 6-4, C; Shelbie Davenport, No. 277, 6-0, WF; Justice Wright, No. 293, 6-4, C; Ivy Atkism, No. 440, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Clemson added a lot of size. Johnson is a good pickup for Clemson. She is a great athlete who runs like the wind, and she can score down low and block shots. Davenport is a smart, fundamentally sound player who can shoot from well beyond the arc. Wright is another good athlete with a strong body who can score in the paint. Atkism has great size. She is an aggressive athlete with good potential.”

    69. UTEP: Rudiana Eduardo, No. 35 JC, 6-1, WF; Atallah Mckinney, No. 139, 5-6, PG; Marta Miscenko, No. 341, 6-3, C; Daeshi McCants, NR, 6-0, F.

    McCormick on the Miners: “Eduardo is an athletic inside-outside player who is originally from France. ‘LuLu’ Mckinney will be another quality guard at UTEP. She is a great athlete with a complete game, and she iwll have an immediate impact. Her dad is an assistant football coach at Texas A & M. McCants is a very athletic forward who can rebound and score inside. Miscenko, who is from Latvia, will add size in the paint.”

    70. Cincinnati: Anastacia Owens, No. 110, 5-7, CG; Ashton Lovely, No. 393, 5-8, PG; Mackenzie Cann, No. 445, 5-11, SG; Brianna Moore, No. 523, 6-0, PF.

    McCormick on the Bearcats: “Owens is the highlight of this class. She is very quick and she has a great handle. She involves everyone, but she can score too. Lovely is more of a true point guard. Very intelligent and a good solid all-around player. Cann is a wing player with a high basketball IQ, and she has a nice shot. Moore is a good athlete with a strong body, and she is an aggressive rebounder.”

    71. Georgetown: No. 122, Dorothy Adomako, 6-0, WF; No. 343, Chenya Sealey, 5-10, WF.

    McCormick on the Hoyas: “Dorothy is an athletic wing with a nice mid-range game and she is a three-point threat. Chenya is another athletic wing. She is a strong player who gets to the basket and has impressive elevation on her jump shot.”

    72. Missouri: No. 108, Abrianna Porter, 6-2, PF; No. 416 (Louisville transfer), Davionna Holmes, 6-3, PF.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Abrianna is an athletic kid with an inside-outside game. Her father is an assistant coach with the Tigers. Davionna was on the volleyball team at Louisville, but she is also a strong basketball prospect. She is a great athlete with a strong body, and she is very comfortable facing up to the basket.”

    73. Penn: No. 71, Michelle Nwokedi, 6-2, PF; NR, Beth Brozozwski, 5-7, G; NR, Anna Ross, 5-8, PG; NR, Lauren Whiplatch, 5-11, WF.

    McCormick on the Quakers: “Michelle is a huge get for Penn. She is a leaper with an inside-outside game, and she will have a major impact from Day One. Beth is a fundamental combo guard who knows how to play the game. Anna is a scoring point guard, and she’s a real gym rat who works hard. Lauren is an athlete who can post up, or she can play on the perimeter.”

     74. Western Kentucky: Ivy Brown, No. 80, 6-2, WF; Jaevionna Norris, NR, 5-11, F; Shalika Smith, NR, 6-1, C; Tashia Brown, NR, 6-0, WF.

    McCormick on the Hilltoppers: “Ivy Brown is a local kid who is coming off a great summer. She has good size, and she could play a number of positions. Norris is an athletic wing who likes to post up, and she can put the ball on the floor. Smith is an athletic post with a strong body. She works hard and rebounds well. Tashia Brown is an athletic lefty who slashes to the basket and shoots the three.”

    75. Hofstra: No. 96, Ashunae Durant, 5-8, SG; NR, Olivia Askin, 5-6, PG.

    McCormick on the Pride: “Ashunae is a good get for Hofstra. She is a tremendous athlete with great leaping ability, and she can score in a number of ways. Olivia is a point guard with a feel for the game, but she is also a very good shooter.”

    76. Villanova: Alexandra Louin, No. 113, 6’0 SG.

    McCormick on the Wildcats: “Alexandra is a good recruit for Villanova. She is a high IQ basketball player, and she does everything well. She can shoot the three, and she has all the fundamentals.”

    77. Oklahoma State: Mandy Coleman, No. 159, 6-3, WF; Sidney Walton, No. 205, 5-10, SG; Kaylee Jensen, No. 228, 6-4, C.

    McCormick on the Cowboys: “Mandy has an all-around game and could play a lot of positions. I’ve seen her jump center, and then play point guard. Sidney is very strong and aggressive. She likes to attack the basket, and she is a good defender. Kaylee is an athletic post who could develop into a double-double type of player.”

     78. George Washington: No. 171, Jada Matthews, 6-1, PF; No. 239, Aminah Farmer, 5-7, PG; No. 276, Brianna Cummings, 5-10 WF; No. 315, Kelli Prange, 6-3, WF.

    McCormick on the Colonials: “Jada has an inside-out game. She has a strong body, but she is athletic enough to go coast-to-coast. Aminah is quick and she knows the game. She has a good jump shot and she can hit the three. Brianna is an athletic leaper who elevates on her jumper, she gets the rim, and she is a big-time defender. Kelli is a versatile player with great skills and a high IQ. She can post up, and her range goes out to the arc.”

    79. Saint Louis: Jackie Kemph, No. 192, 5-7, PG; Jenny Vliet, No. 289, 6-2, WF; Aaliya Covington, No. 324, 6-0, WF; Shea Shipman, NR, 6-2, C; Maddy Gits, NR, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Billikens: “This is a big, quality class that fit Lisa Stone’s system and they will win a lot of games. Kemph is a just a smooth player who gets to the basket consistently, and she has great shooting range. She will contribute from Day One. Vliet is 6-2, but she is so skilled and versatile that she could play the two, three or four. Covington is a very athletic, blue-collar player. Shipman and Gits will help shore up the low post.”

    80. Florida Atlantic: Rolonda Hayes, No. 147, 5-6, PG; Lauren Williams, No. 301, 5-7, PG; Sasha Cedeno, No. 391, 6-0, G; Danneal Ford, No. 466, 5-9, SG; Malia Kency, No. 526, 5-5, PG; Alison Gorrell, Wyoming Transfer, 5-10, G.

    McCormick on the Owls: “This group will give them help in the backcourt as they transition to Conference USA. The headliner is Rolonda Hayes. This kid will make her mark as a freshman. She is a great athlete with quality skills. I think Florida Atlantic got a steal with her. Lauren is a good, strong point guard who can finish in traffic. Sasha is a big guard who can slash to the basket, and she has a solid pull-up jumper.”

    81. Dayton: Jenna Burdette, No. 148, 5’8 PG.

    McCormck on the Flyers: “Jenna is a very skilled point guard. She has a great understanding of the game, and she has deep three-point range.”

    82. Wisconsin-Green Bay: Jessica Lindstrom, No. 155, 6-0, WF; Jen Wellnitz, No. 305, 5-10, PG.

    McCormick on the Phoenix: “They have two quality commitments who fit the Green Bay mold. Lindstrom is a good athlete who really knows how to play, and she has a high motor. There were a lot of bigger programs who were recruiting her. Wellnitz could play the one or the two. She is a hard-nosed, high IQ player.”

     83. Georgia State: No. 151, Makeba Ponder, 5-10, SG; No. 271, Kennesha Nichols, 6-0, PF.

    McCormick on the Panthers: “Makeba is an athletic combo guard who is coming off a good summer She can drive the lane and draw contact, and she can hit the three. Kennesha is a three-four player who can rebound and score inside, she also has three-point range.”

    84. Pacific: Kiki Moore, No. 136 (Washington State Transfer), 5-8, PG; Najah Queenland, No. 179, 5-10, SG; Madison Parrish, No. 382 (Fresno State Transfer), 5-10, PG; GeAnna Summers-Luaulu, No. 390, 5-10, SG.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Pacific got two transfers who will strengthen their perimeter. Moore is a very quick, strong, intelligent point guard with experience. Parrish has size, good shooting range and a high basketball IQ. Queenland should compete for a starting spot as a freshman. She is a very athletic, explosive guard who knows how to score. Summers-Luaulu is another good athlete with good skills.”

    85. Fresno State: Sarah Porter, No. 176, 5-9, PG; Khalia Lark, No. 313, 5-11, PF.

    McCormick on the Bulldogs: “Porter is a great pickup for Fresno, and I think she will help immediately. She is very skilled and athletic, and she just has an excellent feel for the game. Lark is a good athlete who is a blue collar type of player.”

    86. Colorado: Brecca Thomas, No. 193, 5-5, PG; Zoe Correal, No. 260, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Buffaloes: “Thomas is an athletic, strong point guard with a high IQ who fits Linda Lappe’s system. Correal is a true five. She is a good athlete with all the physical tools. She’s aggressive, and her game really evolved this summer.”

    87. Texas Tech: Ionna McKenzie, No. 223, 6-1, PF; Adedayo Olabode, No. 267, 6-1, PF; Artavia Ford, No. 290, 6-2, C.

    McCormick on the Red Raiders: “All three of their commitments are similar. McKenzie is a tremendous athlete. She is strong and she leaps well, and she works very, very hard. Olabode has a strong body with a high motor. Ford is also an aggressive and athletic, and she plays strong.”

    88. Oregon: Mckynzie Fort, No. 203, 5-9, SG; Mariah Williams, No. 241, 5-10, SG; Tatum Neubert, No. 328, 6-2, PF.

    McCormick on the Ducks: “Fort has a good mid-range game with a nice jumper, and she is good in the open floor. Williams is a strong, athletic two-three player who can hit the three. Neubert showed improvement this summer. She plays hard with a blue collar attitude, and she can step out to the arc with her shot.”

    89. Memphis: Aleshia Celestine, No. 221, 6-3, C; Angelina Williams, No. 236, 6-6, C; Da’Monique Miller, No. 318, 5-11, G; Amber Holmes, No. 351, 5-5, PG.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Celestine is an active lefty who can score inside, and she can step out to the arc. Williams has great height and she uses that down low. She has a big upside. Holmes is a local kid who is an explosive floor leader who can pass and attack the rim.”

     90. Toledo: Jay Ann Bravo, No. 237, 5-10, PG; Brenae Harris, Michigan Transfer, No. 267, 5-10, G; Michaela Rasmussen, No. 311, 6-2, PF; Mikaela Boyd, NR, 5-6, G; Nancy Kessler, NR, 6-3, C; Lindsay Dorr, NR, 6-2, C; Jada Woody, NR, 6-0, WF.

    McCormick on the Rockets: “Bravo is true point guard who is an intelligent, tough leader. Harris is an explosive athlete who can also hit the deep three. She should be a big scorer for Toledo. They also added some good size. Rasmussen who is very skilled, and she can score inside with either hand and step out to the arc. Kessler is from Canada, while both Rasmussen and Dorr are from Minnesota.”

    91. Kansas State: No. 247, McKenna Treece, 6-3, C; No. 250, Shaelyn Martin, 6-1, WF; No. 300, Lauren Mertz, 6-0, PF.

    McCormick on the Wildcats: “McKenna plays hard, she can score inside with either hand, and she steps out to 15 feet. Shaelyn is a fundamentally sound wing with good size and versatility. Lauren can score and rebound in the paint, and she also has good fundamentals.”

     92. San Diego State: Chayenne Greenhouse, No. 198, 5-11, SG; Lexy Thorderson, No. 433, 6-0, SG.

     McCormick on the Aztecs: “Greenhouse has excellent size. She can hit the three, but she can also post up and play defense. Thorderson is another big guard. She is very fundamentally sound, and she has deep three range.”

    93. Creighton: Kylie Brown, No. 200, 6-3, PF; Jade Owens, No. 310, 5-6, PG; Sydney Lamberty, No. 321, 5-10, PG; Bailey Norby, No. 465, 6-1, PF; Mya Mellman, NR, 5-8, PG.

     McCormick on the Blue Jays: “Creighton came up big in Minnesota, with three commitments from that state. This is a strong class for their move to the Big East. I think Brown will have an immediate impact in the post for Creighton.”

     94. LaSalle: Amy Griffin, No. 178, 6’1, SG; Iyona Crenshaw, No. 381, 6’0 WF; Ashanti Freeland, NR, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Explorers:  “Amy is something of a sleeper prospect. She is a good athlete with size, and she could play a number of positions. I think she will give them immediate help. Iyona has size and strength. She is a good defender who can score inside or outside. Ashanti is a long, athletic post who scores inside. She has a good upside.”

    95. Washington State: No. 235, Nike McClure, 6-3, C; No. 257, Ashley Bolston, 5-11, SG.

    McCormick on the Cougars: “Nike is a long athlete who can leap and really run the floor. She has a great upside. Ashley is an athletic, strong player who can play the two or three. She has three-point range, and she can attack the basket and get to the basket.”

    96. Missouri State: Audrey Holt, No. 265, 6-1, PF; Aubrey Buckley, No. 288, 6-1, PF; Liza Fruendt, No. 320, 5-7, PG.

    McCormick on the Bears: “This is a very good class, especially since this staff was just hired. Holt and Buckley played on the same AAU team, and they are kind of similar players. Holt and Buckley are both strong and an aggressive, and they can step outside and face up. Fruendt is a fundamental player with a high basketball IQ, and she can shoot it.”

    97. Middle Tennessee State: Gabby Lyon, No. 272, 6-0, PF; Rebecca Reuter, No. 410, 6-2, C; Abby Sissom, No. 414, 5-8, PG.

    McCormick on the Blue Raiders: “Lyon is a high-motor post player who knows how to finish. Reuter has good footwork and she can score with a nice hook shot with either hand. Sissom is a fundamentally sound player who is a impressive shooter.”

    98. UCF: N0. 245, Nyala Shuler, 5-10, WF; No. 253 Aliyah Gregory, 5’11, WF; No. 288, Ndeye Fifi Ndour, 6-1, WF; No. 714 (Indiana State transfer), Makenzi Reasor, 6-2, PF.

    McCormick on the Knights: “Nyala is local recruit who is a skilled athlete. She can score inside or outside. Aliyah is an athletic, explosive player who can compete on the perimeter, and she is big enough to battle inside. Ndeye is a great athlete who can slash hard to the basket. She can post people or, or step out to the arc. Makenzi is a three-four player with good fundamentals in the post or on theperimeter.”

    99. James Madison: Carley Brew, No. 262, 6’0, PF; Beverly Ogunrinde, No. 304, 6’1, WF; Halie Barron, NR, 5’9, PG.

   McCormick on the Dukes: “Carley is very strong with a good feel for the game. She is a blue collar type of does all the little things, and she has good all-around fundamentals. Beverly is coming off a good summer. She is a three-four player who is very active and versatile. Halie is more of a combo guard who really understands the game, and she is an excellent shooter.”

     100. St. Joseph’s: Avery Marz, No. 252, 5-7, PG; Chelsea Woods, No. 299, 6-0, PF; Sarah Veilleux, No. 326, 5-11, SG.

    McCormick on the Hawks: “Avery is a smart player with athletic ability, and she is coming off a strong summer. Chelsea is a strong, blue collar type player. She likes to bang, but she can step outside. Sarah is a wing with a high basketball IQ. She anticipates well on defense, and she can hit the deep three on the other end.”

   101. UNLV: Dominique Wheatley, No. 207, 5-6, PG; Kandayce Smith, No. 331, 5-9, SG; Alyssa Anderson, No. 395, 6-0, SG.

    McCormick on the Runnin’ Rebels: “Wheatley is a true point guard. She is a good athlete who will run the show and involve her teammates. Smith brings strength to the perimeter, and she has a good all-around skill set and she will surprise some people. Anderson also has good skills, and she is a blue-collar player who can score in a number of ways.”

    102. Towson: No. 208, Breonn Hughey, 5-4, PG; No. 268, Braysia Hicks, 5-11, WF; NR, Dajha Thomas, 6-3, C; NR, Shanea Butler, 5-11, F.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Breonn is a good lefty point guard who can score. She is explosive and crafty on the court. Braysia is a strong athlete who can post up inside or step outside. Dajha is an athletic post who runs well and is active in the lane, and she is still developing her skills. Shanea is a local player who is a good, athletic wing.”

    103. Arkansas State: Christyal Holloway, No. 183, 5’10 SG, Aliyah Warren, No. 482, 6’3, PF.

    McCormick on the Red Wolves: “Christyal is a combo guard who can attack the rim, and she gets to the foul line a lot. She has a nice mid-range game, and she can hit the three. Aliyah has good footwork inside, she rebounds, and she can shoot it out to 15 feet.”

    104. Louisiana Lafayette: No. 163, Cienna Rivera, 5-6, PG; No. 639, Simone Fields, 6-1, PF; NR, Carissa Diaz, 6-2, PF.

    McCormick on the Ragin’ Cajuns: “Cienna is a great get for them. She is a fundamental point guard who knows the game. She sees the floor well and has an all-around game. Simone is a really strong kid who is very physical. She rebounds and she can score against contact. Carissa has good size and she is a smart player with an inside-out game.”

    105. Southern Mississippi: Shakoa Edwards, No. 214, 5-4, PG; Jessica Powers, No. 462, 6-6, C; Katie Dozier, NR, 5-5, PG; Megan Brown, NR, 5-10, SG.

    McCormick on the Golden Eagles: “Edwards is a true point guard who controls the whole game. She has tremendous quickness and she is a great passer, so she is a one-player press breaker. Powers is long and wiry, she can score in the lane, and she can step out to 15 feet. She is also a nice shot blocker. Dozier is a smart little lefty with enormous shooting range. Brown has a high basketball IQ and a high motor. She’s a gym rat who loves the game.”

    106. Elon: Shaylen Burnett, No. 198, 5-8, SG; Essence Baucom, No. 442 (UAB transfer), 5-5, PG; Emily Sasser, NR, 6-0, G; Malaya Johnson, No. 554, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Phoenix: “Burnett was a top-flight recruit until she hurt her knee, and she has been working her way back. She is an attacking guard who knows how to score. Baucom is a good, quick point guard who knows the game. Johnson brings good size, and she can rebound and score inside.”

    107. Pepperdine: Kim Jacobs, No. 202, 5-11, PG; Krista Pettepier, No. 350 (Pittsburgh Transfer), 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the Waves: “Jacobs is a good pick up for them. I think she will help them a great deal as a freshman. She has the size and fundamentals, so she could play any of the perimeter spots. Pettepier is an Iowa kid with very good skills. She can score in close and she is a good passer.”

    108. San Francisco: Tiara Tucker, No. 153,  5’6, PG.

    McCormick on the Dons: “Tiara is an in-state recruit who should give them immediate help. She is an explosive athlete who handles the ball well and shoots the three.”

      109. Jacksonville: No. 336, Kayla Gordon, 5-11, PF; No. 510, Imani Kyser, 6-0, PF; NR, ShaLeighya Sulton, 5-11, G.

    McCormick on the Dolphins: “Kayla is strong, aggressive athlete who can score down low and rebound effectively. Imani is an athletic inside-outside player who goes hard all the time. ShaLeighya is a two-three player who likes to slash to the basket.”

    110. Winthrop: Jimahcia Banks, No. 220, 5’7, PG, NR, Nuba Jackson, 5-8, G; NR, Naima Jackson, 5-8, G.

    McCormick on the Eagles: “The Jackson twins are both quality recruits. Nuba is a quick athlete who attacks the lane and plays good defense. Naima is another explosive athlete, and she can knock down the three.”

    111. Stetson: Keevana Edwards, No. 197, 6’0 PF; Lashai Geeter, NR, 5’11 WF; Sarah Sagerer, NR, 6’1, WF.

    McCormick on the Hatters: “Keevana is a great athlete and an explosive leaper. She can rebound and post up, and she can put the ball on the floor. Lashai  can slash to the basket and post people up. She plays hard. Sarah is an international kid who has a good skill set, and she played high school ball at Olengentangy Orange in Ohio last year.”

    112. Princeton: Kenya Holland, No. 213, 5’8, PG.

    McCormick on the Tigers: “Kenya is a wonderful pickup for Princeton. She is an athletic point guard who defends, handles the ball, and can hit the three from NBA range.”

     113. Tulane: Caylah Cruickshank, No. 238, 5-8, G; DeDe Martinez, No. 254, 6-3, C;  Kolby Morgan, No. 291, 5-6, G.

     McCormick on the Green Wave: “Caylah is a very quick lefty who could play either guard spot. She has good skills and she is a high energy competitor. DeDe is a strong rebounder and she can score inside. Kolby can get to the rim and she has a solid mid-range game.”

     114. Yale: Tamara Simpson, No. 279, 5’11, SG; Jennifer Berkowitz, No. 323, 6’3 C.

    McCormick on the Eli: “Tamara is a combo guard who is fast with the ball. She has a solid mid-range game. Jennifer is a strong post with good footwork and she can score with either hand. She will work hard and isn’t afraid to bang.”

    115. College of Charleston: No. 298, Justice Swango, 5-9, PG; No. 368, Dyzhanay Burton, 5-5, PG; No. 402 (VCU transfer), Jenice Winter, 5-11, F.

    McCormick on the Cougars: “Justice is a lightning quick lefty who can handle the ball and score. Dyzhanay is more of a true point guard. She is also very quick, and she sees the floor and runs the show. Jenice is a strong, athletic wing who has nice shooting range, but she can also post people up.”

    116. Mississippi: Toree Thompson, No. 140, 5-8, PG; Shandricka Sessom, No. 231, 5’10 WF; A’Queen Hayes, No. 338, 5-9, SG.

    McCormick on the Rebels: “Toree is a very athletic lefty who can run the show and score. She should contribute immediately. Shandricka is an explosive wing who can take it coast to coast. She knows how to use her athleticism with her mid-range game. A’Queen is a quick combo guard with a great handle. She can attack the basket and she can shoot the long three.”

    117. Fordham: Grimace Davis, No. 259, 6-1, PF; Aalyiah Jones, No. 367, 5-9, PG.”

McCormick on the Rams: “Grimace is a tremendous athlete who can really jump. She can score inside, and she has a great upside. Aalyiah uses her quickness to attack the basket, and she has a pull-up jumper and a three-point shot.”

    118: UAB: Terra Lewis, No. 244, 5-7, PG; Mya Garland, No. 382, 5-8, SG; Whitney Singleton, NR, 5-6, PG.

McCormick on the Blazers: “Terra is a great get for UAB. She is athletic, and she has a great skill set. Mya is an athletic slasher, and she can hit the deep three. Whitney can attack the basket from the point, and they have to defend her on the arc.”

    119. Charlotte: Amaya Ransom, No 339, 5-10, WF; Griffin Dempsey, No. 378, 5-7, PG; Mintrell Mckoy, No. 417, 6-3, C.

    McCormick on the 49ers: “Griffin is a combo guard with tremendous NBA shooting range and a high basketball IQ. Mintrell is an athletic post with a strong body. She will give them a true low post presence. Amaya is a very athletic wing who likes to slash to the basket, but she can also hit the three.”

    120. UCSB: Taylor Farris, No. 285, 6’2, PF; Chaya Durr, No. 478, 5’10, SG.

    McCormick on the Gauchos: “Taylor should have an immediate impact for them. She is an aggressive athlete who can go coast to coast. I think she was something of a sleeper who was underestimated by a lot of people. Chaya is a quick guard who can slash to the basket, and she knows how to post up.”

    121. New Mexico: No. 258, Jayda Bovero, 6-0, SG; No. 427, Kenya Pye, 5-8, PG.

    McCormick on the Lobos: “Jayda is a versatile perimeter player who can score in a lot of ways. Kenya is an explosive point guard who handles the ball well and she is always in attack mode.”