Post by kiyoat on Jan 24, 2019 15:16:01 GMT -6
No offers I know of, but a source told me the USD Coaches have been talking to:
www.hudl.com/profile/8951432/Lexi-Unruh
www.maxpreps.com/athlete/lexi-unruh/ydn84drmEeeT-Oz0u-e-FA/default.htm
www.lbinsider.com/news_article/show/937558
Her height is listed anywhere from 5'-9" to 6'-0", but either way she's a taller shooting guard with some skills. I'm sure USD's interest isn't much of a newsflash, and I'm guessing we're not the only local school looking, either. As a Soph playing for the Attack and getting some publicity, I'll guess she sees an offer from one of the Dakota-4 Summit schools sometime this year?
www.hudl.com/profile/8951432/Lexi-Unruh
www.maxpreps.com/athlete/lexi-unruh/ydn84drmEeeT-Oz0u-e-FA/default.htm
www.lbinsider.com/news_article/show/937558
2021 6’0” Lexi Unruh SG South Dakota Attack (SD)
I know the state of South Dakota has a track record of being able to keep their girls in the state, but ’21 Lexi Unruh is a talent the country needs to know about. She has great length and athleticism. She’s efficient scoring from all three levels. She can handle the ball in transition, and in the half court setting. I was impressed with her composure down the stretch in some very competitive games as she was able to help her team vs. pressure and make some key plays and baskets to get the wins. Watching Lexi play was one of the things I looked forward to an hour to hour as she seemed to pull back the layers to her game every time out. I'm sure the college coaches in attendance felt the same way too.
I know the state of South Dakota has a track record of being able to keep their girls in the state, but ’21 Lexi Unruh is a talent the country needs to know about. She has great length and athleticism. She’s efficient scoring from all three levels. She can handle the ball in transition, and in the half court setting. I was impressed with her composure down the stretch in some very competitive games as she was able to help her team vs. pressure and make some key plays and baskets to get the wins. Watching Lexi play was one of the things I looked forward to an hour to hour as she seemed to pull back the layers to her game every time out. I'm sure the college coaches in attendance felt the same way too.
