Notre Dame makes top five for Zach Randolph’s daughter Mackenly

Hope they get her.

Notre Dame is looking forward to an exciting season. Almost all of last season’s Sweet 16 team will be back, and highly touted freshman [autotag]Hannah Hidalgo[/autotag] has been added to the mix.

But that doesn’t mean the future can’t be just as exciting as the present. The Irish have reason to be even more hopeful after Mackenly Randolph, daughter of former NBA All-Star Zach Randolph, listed the Irish as one of her final five choices:

Randolph has a five-star rating and a 96 grade on ESPNW. She made the MaxPreps California All-State Girls Basketball Second Team, and the following was said about her:

“Named to the all-area teams by the Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles Daily News and also a CIF Southern Section All-Open Division team, Randolph averaged 16.9 points and 10.1 rebounds per game.”

The Irish will up against South Carolina, Duke, Louisville and Michigan State for Randolph’s services. That’s some pretty stiff competition, but it’s one the Irish can win. Best of luck to [autotag]Niele Ivey[/autotag] and her staff.

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Michigan State Women’s basketball makes top-5 for 5-star Mackenly Randolph, daughter of Zach Randolph

Michigan State makes top-5 for 5-star Mackenly Randolph, daughter of Zach Randolph

Michigan State Women’s basketball has a new head coach in town, as Robyn Fralick has joined the program as the successor to Suzy Merchant. Fralick and her staff received some big news on the recruiting front on Monday, when 5-star forward Mackenly Randolph dropped her top-5 for her recruitment and included the Spartans in the list.

Mackenly is the daughter of former MSU star Zach Randolph.

Her top-5 are:

  • MSU
  • Duke
  • South Carolina
  • Louisville
  • Notre Dame

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