Just those two players for now.
In June, coaches tweeted with some excitement about a commitment. The NCAA doesn't allow them to mention players by name.
Then in October, Lexi Jackson of suburban Pittsburgh tweeted she had verbally committed.
Turns out is was she was the player the coaches were talking about.
It's embarrassing, and I've learned my lesson. Covering recruiting is hard; you do it essentially be tweet.
Jackson is 6-4 and averaged 16 points, 18 rebounds and six blocks last season. She had a triple-double in one games -- 37 points, 16 rebounds and 11 blocks. Both KSU coach Todd Starkey and her high school coach say she's still learning the game and will only get better.
Casey Santoro, a 5-4 guard, has been first-team all-state twice -- before she starts her senior year. She also was district player of the year twice. Last season she averaged 21.9 points, 5.9 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 4.0 steals on a team that was ranked eighth in the state.
Her sister, Carly, started three years for Bowling Green, graduated early and transferred to Ohio State, where she started last season. Her father, Kory, her coach. Another sister was second-team all district last year.
Starkey said they were the only November signees but that the team was still recruiting. High school players can sign again in April, as can transfers.
The Flashes have two more open scholarships for 2020-21.
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http://wbbflashes.com.