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Players that give their whole college career (and more) to a single program deserve to start on Senior Day. At a minimum, they deserve time in the game. Well more than 15 seconds. Coaches that think otherwise don't care about their players.
Lady Vols guard Kaiya Wynn is stepping away from the basketball program, she says in a post online:
Tennessee redshirt senior guard Kaiya Wynn has decided to step away from the program just two days away from the team’s first game in the SEC Tournament.
“The news has now broken that I have decided to step away from the Lady Vol program,” posted Wynn. “This decision was not made lightly or instantly.”
Wynn missed last season to due a torn Achilles tendon, but has appeared in just in nine games this season.
The Lady Vols guard cited the way her Senior Day was handled was her “breaking point.”
“As someone who has never started a career game, l was hoping to start in my last appearance in Thompson-Boling. That obviously did not happen, and to be asked to check into the game with 15 seconds left while losing was not how I wanted to spend my final moments in my arena after five years,” wrote Wynn. “Although that was not the sole reason, it was the breaking point for me.”
The Nashville, TN native averaged 2.6 points and 1.8 rebounds in 102 career games.
#ForTheFansView quoted post on X
Had a chance to visit the new @StanfordSball stadium this week. Here’s a few observations:
· Very similar to some of the other newer stadiums like Hillenbrand in Tucson.
2 seating levels with all new seats. Very comfortable.
· 3rd level area with some tables and high top seating. Also very nice.
· Good sight lines from every areas of the stadium.
· No outfield bleachers. Which is weird since there is plenty of space out there for some bleachers. Maybe future expansion.
· Nice new batting and pitching cages.
· Upgrades include bathrooms and concessions in the stadium (finally! No more walking to the parking lot for concessions and bathrooms)
· Concessions were still a work in progress. Definitely not finished.
· Concession prices are very high. 16oz Soda (bottle) was $8+,
5 Chix Nuggets were $11 (no fries)
· Ticket booth is part of the stadium. Ticket prices are very high for softball (Paid $25 per person)
Overall, a really nice stadium. Costs are par for the course in Palo Alto ($$$$) so plan accordingly.
· Very similar to some of the other newer stadiums like Hillenbrand in Tucson.
2 seating levels with all new seats. Very comfortable.
· 3rd level area with some tables and high top seating. Also very nice.
· Good sight lines from every areas of the stadium.
· No outfield bleachers. Which is weird since there is plenty of space out there for some bleachers. Maybe future expansion.
· Nice new batting and pitching cages.
· Upgrades include bathrooms and concessions in the stadium (finally! No more walking to the parking lot for concessions and bathrooms)
· Concessions were still a work in progress. Definitely not finished.
· Concession prices are very high. 16oz Soda (bottle) was $8+,
5 Chix Nuggets were $11 (no fries)
· Ticket booth is part of the stadium. Ticket prices are very high for softball (Paid $25 per person)
Overall, a really nice stadium. Costs are par for the course in Palo Alto ($$$$) so plan accordingly.
@TCSFastpitch You need to provide an update on Don Battles On. You owe it to the teams and families that are traveling, some very long distances. #WeatherUpdate #Rain
@TCSFastpitch Any news on Don Battles On??
2025 EARLY THANKSGIVING SHOWCASE & CAMP CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONSView quoted post on X
So Cal has had rain over the past few days and more is forecast for tomorrow. Due to another storm coming in, the fields will not be playable for this event.
