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Message: [QUOTE="temery, post: 2078063, member: 1"] It will. A couple top kids will go to their local university, and others will follow. Up until seven or eight years ago, some top high school girls went to UConn, thinking they'd crack the line up by the time they were juniors. That hasn't been the case for a few years - many of the top kids have gone to Connecticut, and the freshman on the bench have pretty much stayed on the bench for four years. Those kids will soon go elsewhere, and a good number will help their teams compete. Ironically, UConn's success will convince some very talented girls that they need to go elsewhere to get playing time. If enough go to the same school, that'll likely be the next team to beat. If it's not a UConn, I'd love to see Syracuse at the top, and they seem to be inching their way up the rankings. [/QUOTE]