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Yes, GG is an excellent ball handler and quick, athletic Fulwiley. And she is a PG, which LSU will need.
BrandonLee TV on youtube, who covers LSU WBB, games, recruiting, Coach Kim, etc. He also covers little bit Wnba.
Every interview with GG Banks, she always brings up Flaujae, she looks up to Flaujae who helped her elevate her game. She is close to Flaujae's family and has said they are like her 2nd family. She has a good relationship with Coach Kim and loves her passion. No way she goes anywhere but LSU.
I assume it's for 2027. It's a little late for 2026 since practices are here and season coming up soon. And mandatory orientation was Aug 14. International players have to go through multiple processes, sometimes long process like Anna, just to get a Visa.
Don't know if this is still true, but Coach Kim was recruiting 1 or 2 foreign players, I think from Europe. 357 will probably have an update on this. Hiring our 2 assistants with international recruiting experience and contacts will be a big help for Kim.

re: LSU WBB: Russian Post?

Posted by LSUVT on 8/14/26 at 9:39 am to
Great news! We got a bunch of bigs now. She really moves well inside the paint, can shoot mid-range and occasional 3's, hustles quickly down the court. Good vision, good passer, good with pick n roll, physical in the paint. Avg 11.2 pts on 50.8%, 9.6 rebs, 2.3 asts past 2 seasons--but recent games avg 15.1 pts, 13.7 rebs, avg 30 min. Look forward watching her play this season.
Thanks for sharing the film. Bradley always wants the ball, fights through double team and triple team. Has excellent mid-range shot. Excited about her 4 years at LSU.
Very low possibility Mikaylah and Milaysia would return 5th season, but read they won't because both are projected top 10 picks in Wnba. Jada not predicted 1st round, so a good chance she will return 5th year.
Per Ncaa rules: Williams-NO. Fulwiley-NO. And supposedly both are projected 1st round draft picks.

re: Van Lith waived...again

Posted by LSUVT on 5/29/26 at 4:16 pm to
She is already a multi-millionaire, and can continue her high net worth without Wnba. She can also have a modeling career. She will not have financial struggles.

re: À WBB question for 357

Posted by LSUVT on 5/13/26 at 12:44 pm to
Vetting process takes much longer from Russia, delays with very limited exceptions, especially since their invasion of Ukraine. US has suspended most immigration visas from Russia (exception for elite athletes). All US consular's offices in Russia are closed. They have to go to other countries (who have diplomatic ties to US) to process their immigration paperwork and interview. Some of those countries who are processing Russian visas are overwhelmed and also strict in vetting process with long wait times for appointments.
Jordyn Lyden from MN committed to LSU. Beam, floor, and bars.

Anna Cashion committed to Clemson.

re: WBB signed Chloe Larry

Posted by LSUVT on 5/7/26 at 3:27 pm to
Yes, LSU was #1 in country in bench points, avg 43 points/game. Kim did use bench players regularly. Only Meghan had minimal minutes. Starters only played 20-26 minutes, depending on the team we played against, the rest spread among bench players. Unlike some teams who use their starters 35-40 minutes, and bench players barely played.
Per TigerRag.com:
Larry was one of the top point guards available in the portal, averaging 13.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game. She brings valuable experience, having started 57 of 59 games at Tennessee Tech while averaging 30.7 minutes per contest. Overall shooting 38.4% over 2 seasons, high volume of 3-point attempts, she averaged 5.8 attempts from beyond the arc per game last season, shooting 34.6% from 3-point range. Larry played point guard at Parkway High School alongside Mikaylah Williams for 3 seasons.
Poole former 5-star recruit, ranked #24, McDonald's AA. Surprising she has not done well, except at LSU.
Samyah Smith committed to Oklahoma. Will be an interesting game this season, see how LSU plays against Samyah.

re: WBB: Russian Post Player

Posted by LSUVT on 5/2/26 at 12:10 pm to
Takes much longer to get paperwork and F1 visa completed and approved from Russia since invasion of Ukraine.
It's communist Russia and it takes longer to bring in athletes compared to other countries (after invasion of Ukraine). They don't have in-country visa processing. Visa services in Russia were suspended, forcing applicants to travel to 3rd world countries to get appointments in Kazakhstan, Armenia, Serbia, Thailand. US State Dept heightened and tightened rules for Russian citizens, increasing vetting times. As of 2026, there are only 4 Russians playing in Ncaa wbb, compared to Spain (163), Canada (149), Australia (113).

*Correction: Only 2 Russian WBB players in Ncaa coz the 4 were for 2025-2026. Guessing the other 2 went on to play pros. As of now only 2 for 2026-2027 (one is at UNC). LSU would make it 3.
Don't forget to add Yarnevich, 6'2" forward.