[Card10Fan]

Meanwhile, ESPN had an article about top recruits in the next three classes and there was nary a mention of any of them even considering Stanford right now.

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...-2027-2028

That needs to change. We need to be able to compete on an ongoing basis for the elite, All-American level types. We've seen from personal experience how the best of the best (Cameron Brink, Haley Jones, Kiana Williams, the Ogwumike sisters, etc.) are needed to win titles and face off against teams with incredible talent.

For the class of 2026, On3 Rivals gives us the best chance of landing Kaeli Wynn at 38% with Texas Tech second at 33%
Our other top target Amari Byles, they give Stanford an 8.4% chance behind Oregon (38%), Baylor, and Iowa. 
No idea how any of those percentages are calculated or if writer Talia Goodman has any insight or just pure speculation.

https://www.on3.com/rivals/kaeli-wynn-244738/

[Card10Fan]

Meanwhile, ESPN had an article about top recruits in the next three classes and there was nary a mention of any of them even considering Stanford right now.

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...-2027-2028

That needs to change. We need to be able to compete on an ongoing basis for the elite, All-American level types. We've seen from personal experience how the best of the best (Cameron Brink, Haley Jones, Kiana Williams, the Ogwumike sisters, etc.) are needed to win titles and face off against teams with incredible talent.

For the class of 2026, On3 Rivals gives us the best chance of landing Kaeli Wynn at 38% with Texas Tech second at 33%
Our other top target Amari Byles, they give Stanford an 8.4% chance behind Oregon (38%), Baylor, and Iowa. 
No idea how any of those percentages are calculated or if writer Talia Goodman has any insight or just pure speculation.

https://www.on3.com/rivals/kaeli-wynn-244738/