WACO, Texas – Baylor sophomore Natalie Chou has been granted a release and will transfer, Baylor head women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey announced Monday.
Chou appeared in 64 games with 21 starts in two seasons for the Lady Bears. She averaged 6.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 steals per game this year, and 4.7 points. 2.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists per contest as a freshman.
The Lady Bears welcome in the top-ranked recruiting class of five next fall, including forward Caitlin Bickle, forward Aquira DeCosta, center Queen Egbo, forward NaLyssa Smith and guard Honesty Scott-Grayson.
True...not my favorite poster by any stretch...but I have been concerned about losing some others and really hoped we did not. For no real reason other than I really like all our players and want to see them succeed. We will though see attrition at times if we continue to attract so much high end talent...these kids are competitive and they want to play.DFW Bill said:
Most of us are hoping RealLarryDon leaves and spends all his time on the various Longhorn boards.
He has so much to contribute, why waste his/her insight on this forum?
All truth here, and how good most would become if they were objective about themselves, and their teammates, and where they fit in the puzzle. The ability to exercise a level of patience wouldn't hurt many of them either.Eball said:True...not my favorite poster by any stretch...but I have been concerned about losing some others and really hoped we did not. For no real reason other than I really like all our players and want to see them succeed. We will though see attrition at times if we continue to attract so much high end talent...these kids are competitive and they want to play.DFW Bill said:
Most of us are hoping RealLarryDon leaves and spends all his time on the various Longhorn boards.
He has so much to contribute, why waste his/her insight on this forum?
All others on the team were at Baylor last week during their camp.Eball said:OK...just wondering if anyone else is leaving?RealLarryDon said:
Where are the naysayers now? She had decided to leave long before Jackson came. Just as I said back in late March, Chou's future was as a marginal role player.
Should still be at least 1 more announcement to come in the next couple of weeks, although there's an outside possibility of a 3rd departee.
BUbackerinET said:Preacher, that would be a great thing - I simply do not see any way that could or will happen. As I have tried to illustrate in this thread to the consternation of some, playing for CKM is no picnic. She is tough, and demanding - just the way I like it - and her success in undeniable. In addition, she is loyal to her players, but only to the extent it will help her ladies win. She also expects and demands loyalty back from her players to her, and to their teammates. Players who lack patience will not thrive in her system. Natalie was injured the last part of last year. She didn't play as much as she wanted or expected. This recruiting class in very highly rated, and IMHO, she felt like she would be pushed for time again, even though healthy. In this particular situation, for me, perception is reality, and as much as I enjoyed watching her play, and wish she hadn't left, I believe that ship has sailed.Pale Rider said:
Natalie needs to change her mind and stay.
slimecap said:
June 9, 2018
UCLA fan forum
posted that Chou just recently followed the whole UCLA staff on her twitter account.
No they were not there.WacoKelly83 said:
Were any of the incoming freshman at camp?
