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TERRIFYING TANDEMS
In the world of mid-major basketball, one star is great — but two is better. We’ll start, then, with a few of the top pairings outside of the high-major conferences.
You're looking at a pretty incredible run for the trio of Brice Calip, Jasmine Franklin and Abby Hipp.
— Wyatt Wheeler (@WyattWheeler_NL) April 8, 2021
The three have been starters on three NCAA-worthy teams. Have a chance to be on a fourth.
Only a special few have had the level of success these three have had. pic.twitter.com/FxUNR9DgoyBrice Calip/Jasmine Franklin, Missouri State
With all due respect to the stellar career of Abby Hipp, the largest share of the Bears’ recent run of success can be attributed to Brice Calip and Jasmine Franklin. Both will return in 2021-22 as Missouri State eyes a return to the Big Dance after earning their own No. 5 seed. Unlike Gonzaga, the Bears made it to the second round, where they were trounced by eventual national champion Stanford. Calip (13.6 ppg, 4.1 apg, 2.1 spg) is the reigning MVC Player of the Year and is coming back for a super senior year. In fact, this will be the sixth season that Calip has played for MSU, having taken a redshirt after six appearances in 2016-17. Making up the other half of this dynamic pairing is Franklin (12.0 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 2.3 spg), who was an All-MVC First Teamer in her own right. She will look to repeat that achievement as she enters her senior season in Springfield. The long tradition of Missouri State women’s hoops remains in great hands thanks to this group.
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