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Baylor message board mention of Pemberton. https://sicem365.com/forums/4/topics/150116

SDSU has had success with recruits that played AAU ball for North Tartan. Minnesota Stars and Minnesota Fury seem to be popular AAU teams for recruiting.

The number of SDSU Jackrabbit Division I Tournament Appearances probably helps to get a leg up in recruiting those areas. D1 Tournament Appearances - 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025

For those interested in who is in the portal on the women's side: https://www.on3.com/her/news/on3-2024-2025-womens-basketball-transfer-portal-tracker/ https://wbbblog.com/womens-basketball-transfers-d-i-2024-25/

With Chaves around, it will probably be a 3 day national search. He will probably name Herbst. To save money he may do away with the search and name him immediately. 😁

If you have losing teams with a majority of area players, you will probably get fired just same as a coach with losing teams that have players from all over the country. I used to think in that situation with area players, a coach would get a couple of years more. In today's environment, it will probably get you fired quicker. I do think Winnipeg and Regina are within the 500 mile radius. I don't expect a call from Hutter tonight. I am comfortable with that.

Just giving folks a visual comparison. Didn't say it was right or wrong. Hutter may have to adjust to recruiting in Summit. His last roster had 12 players at 5'10" or less. https://msucomets.com/sports/womens-basketball/roster/2023-24 Just providing context. In the end, Hutter will do what we he thinks is best to try to make the team successful.

https://milesofme.com/brookings-sd/500 https://milesofme.com/grand-forks-nd/500

I will agree with you that the situations are different. Clark played for Lisa Bluder, who was a National Coach of the Year prior to Clark. Monika Czinano was All Big 10 and McKenna Warlock was on the Big 10 All Freshman team prior to Clark's arrival. Katie Martin and Gabbie Marshall were also on the team prior to Clark. Iowa was 23-7 the year prior to Clark's arrival. Top 25 recruiting classes in 2020, 2021, and 2022 according to ESPN Hoop Gurlz. Yes, totally different team situations. So, what UND players are at the level of Clark's teammates? Just providing some context, I know it isn't going to change your narrative

Objectively, Pemberton was 1st in scoring with a .529 FG%, 1st in total rebounds, 3rd in assists, 2nd in blocks, and 2nd in steals. Nobody compared Pemberton to Clark. The poster brought up the amount of Clark's turnovers per game indicating a leading scorer will probably be high in turnovers. I wasn't aware Pemberton was the point guard. 2019-2020- Fleecs had 0.6 assists per game, 2028-2019- Klabo had 1.3 assists per game, 2017-2018 - Freije had 1.3 assists per game, and 2016-2017- Freije had 1.3 assist per game. You should be happy, she is transferring. I am sure wbb will be at 20 wins next year.

The point was a leading scorer will probably have a lot of turnovers. They will also be a focal point of the opposing team's defensive game plan. The poster was not saying Pemberton was on the same level as Clark. As for assists per game, Schiller was at 2.9 and Pemberton was at 1.2. Schiller was at 3.1 turnovers per game.

24-25 Pemberton-517 points/115 TO, 23-24 Borowicz-568 points/132 TO, 22-23 Borowicz- 674 points/138 TO, 17-18 Freije 342 points/ 86 TO, 15-16 Dyer 389 points/104 TO, 12-13 Buck 309 points/73 TO, and 10-11 Youngblut 432 points/94 TO. Klabo and Freije had 1.3 and 1.7 assists per game in 17-18. Borowicz had 46 steals last year. Pemberton had 36 this year. Schiller had 40 this year.

If he is a systems coach, he will need to hit the portal hard for players that fit his scheme. Or will he be a coach that adapts the scheme to the players he has. We will see what happens.

Below is a perspective on the hardest position to plug and play through the portal. The discussion begans @ 1:06:57 and runs to 1:10:00. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRlOLp3K93Q&list=PLArf0b7pSrNsgmwLRMkmVl72GM18doX4r&index=1 Coach Schmidt went to a 4-2-5 scheme from a 3-3-5 scheme SDSU had run for years.

Luke would be an interesting candidate. He probably has broader FCS perspective than any others that have been mentioned. He maybe has insight on how SDSU turned things around with Stig. How SDSU went about trying to surpass NDSU. He probably has insight on how the MVFC and Big Sky has evolved. What is the approach at Idaho? How is it different or the same from the other programs he has been apart of. How has he evolved or adapted during his journey.