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Thx. Now That's a Horse of Different Color.... by dillon77

Well, I like Caitlyn Weimar already: she's smart, visiting two excellent programs that have needs.

I listed why NC State needed her and what she can bring above.

And while I've posted about Weimar before, this is what I think she can do for the Irish and what the Irish can do for her:

- Weimar can rebound and defend well (Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year). I'm guessing Melissa D'Amico Graves had good, positive things to say to Niele and Post Coach Carol Owens about Weimar.
- She could be part of an excellent rotation with Kate Koval and Maddy Westbeld.
- Weimar would get to play and practice with three players projected to be first-round draft choices, an All-American lead guard and a top 5 frosh prospect.
- And there's got to be a good/great Masters program waiting for her.

The only down side is that word "share," as in share time and responsibility. She could be a clear-cut main post at NC State.

Both teams have a Final Four to shoot for (NC State, again).

Stay tuned.