Women's basketball reference: NCAAW, HS, Texas pipeline. Sister to hoopwomen.com which covers WNBA/Unrivaled/AU/overseas. Below: the global/youth pipeline angle.
High-leverage scope expansions ordered by impact-to-effort ratio.
HS-to-college-to-pro pipeline tracked at the player level. Currently scattered; consolidate.
Texas is a basketball state. UIL playoffs, AAU summer, recruiting hot spots.
European and Asian youth pipelines feeding NCAAW. Currently underdocumented.
Nike EYBL, adidas 3SSB, Under Armour Next. Where recruiting happens.
Reusable player profile template: HS, AAU, college, pro projection, sortable stats.
A visual flow from HS recruit ranking through college program through draft. Engaging on landing.
WBB seasons have a lot of games. Mobile needs a denser schedule format than men's side.
Texas, California, Tennessee, etc. Each state's top programs and players.
SEC, Big Ten, Big East, ACC, Pac-2 successor: who's in, who's contending.
Every NCAAW Division I head coach with bio, salary if public, season history.
Copy any prompt into Claude. Replace bracketed placeholders before running. Framework follows the Opus 4.7 guide at claude.wholetech.com/prompting/.
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> For [PLAYER NAME], a top-100 HS recruit, write a 1,200-word deep page: HS career, AAU summer, college destination if committed, projected impact. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> Write a 1,500-word essay on the [STATE] HS women's basketball scene: top programs, top players, college destinations, recruiting cycle. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Given the box score and key plays, write a 600-word recap of a major NCAAW or HS game. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Given a player's recent interview and recruiting timeline, write a 500-word "where things stand" piece. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
Sign-of-the-times piece: girlhoop releases its own top-100. Generates conversation each cycle.
Daily live-blog during peak summer-circuit weeks. Recruiting-junkie traffic spike.
Short Q&A audio with current NCAAW coaches. Builds source relationships and a podcast feed.