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Could be but I feel Texas and California have consistently been the top states. A while back I researched all the college all-Americans from like 1975 to the present and Texas and California were well ahead of every state

The other 2 players from Washington are Oti Gilson (Oregon U) and Anna Wilson (Stanford). It took quite awhile to do. It would of been easy just taking everyone on each teams roster but it includes all the red shirts and some who never played this year.

Using each schools official stats and rosters I compiled a list of every player who has at least played one minute this year AND is listed as being on their current roster (this would exclude players listed on the roster who are red-shirting or who transferred, etc.). The range for each school...

The final 2 states. I will capitalize all the new names that weren't previously posted on my earlier thread. TX (41) SHERYL SWOOPES, SUSIE SNIDER EPPERS, THERESA WEATHERSPOON, CLARISSA DAVIS, KAMIE ETHRIDGE, JILL RANKIN, BEVERLY WILLIAMS, HEIDI GILLINGHAM, PORTIA HILL, KATHY HARSTON, ANNETTE...

MD (6) Rosemary Koslorek, Angel Mccoughtry, Monique Currie, Brionna Jones, Lindsay Allen and Dana Johnson. IA (5) Susie Kudma, Brenda Moeller, Karen Jennings, Shelly Sheetz and Stacy Frese. MO (5) Napheesa Collier, Danielle Adams, Niele Ivey, Betty Lennox and Kristin Folkl. AL (4) Vickie Orr...

I will also list the new additions for each state first, seeing that the other names have already been seen. IL (17) Charlotte Lewis, Debbie Oing, Toni Foster, Donna Holt, Janet Harris, Nora Lewis, Pam Gant, Candace Parker, Jewel Loyd, Cappie Pondexter, Kim Williams, Dominique Canty, Alisa...

Some expressed interest in my listing of all the College AP AA's from 95-17 by player's home state. It included 201 US players. Never did I expect to go any further but I did. Mainly this was just an educational project for myself as I have not been following women's bb for that long. Even the...

Haha once I type out 350 or so names tomorrow I'm done from share exhaustion. Anyone is more than welcome to do whatever they'd like to do with the info!

Thank you very much. I was just getting tired of getting them all as many took some time to get. Anyway now I have the home state of EVERY WBCA (1975-2017) and AP (1995-2017) All-Americans! I will try to put everyone into one list, maybe starting tomorrow. I shouldn't of just done the most...

I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I have expanded my research back to 1975 and all the WBCA All-Americans but am having trouble finding either the state of the last high school or just whatever states these players may have played in before going to college. I need help with Jan Irby...

You are correct! In fact I was surprised at how many players were multi year AA's. There were a few years where of the 15 from one year, maybe 9 of those same players duplicated the feat the next year.

Looking before my original research from 1995-on, I have found 2 more WBCA All-Americans from Chicago Marshall! Toni Foster (college-Iowa) and Janet Harris (ILL). They would have 5 unless I find more!

I might have to agree with you. When you can have a frountcourt of Tina, Breanna and Chamique and a backcourt of Sue and maybe Epiphany, it's hard to find a better starting five! Possibly just TX or CAL could match it. Cal can put Courtney Paris, Tina Thompson, DT, Kelsey Plum and possibly a...

It is crazy when you see the caliber of those players from CTK. IMO Chamique was the best of them in HS and college!

Actually I do have a tally by college. Note this is only from 1995 to the present and doesn't include the 12 foreign AP All-Americans (like Svetlana). 22-Conn 12-Duke. 10-Tenn. 8-ND/Stan. 7-Mary. 6-Bayl/Penn St/La Tech. 5-Ga/LSU/NC/Ohio St. 4-Purd/So Car/Tex Tech. Going back before '95 is...

Marissa is on my list (posted after your reply) under DC. As I noted I included players under the state that they finished their HS career's at. You are correct that the DC area has many players living in MD or VA who play in DC and Vice Versa. Also NJ is another state which gets players listed...

All it took was one person who wanted me to continue! AZ-Nicole Powell, Chantel Osahor and Sidney Wiese. KS-Jackie Stiles, Nicole Ohlde and Kendra Walker. MN-Rachel Banham, Lindsay Whalen and Kelly Miller. WI-Janel McCarville, Samantha Logic and Julie Wojta. ALAB-DeWanna Bonner and Deanna...

CA-Diana Taurasi, Katie Lou Samuelson, Kalena Mosqueda-Lewis, Courtney Paris, Candace Wiggins, Jeanette Pohlen, Kelsey Plum, Tina Thompson, Marion Jones, Adia Barnes, Maylana Martin, Erin Buescher, Jayne Appel, Ashley Walker, Danielle Robinson, Chelsea Gray, Brittany Boyd, Jillian Alleyne and...

LA-Seimone Augustus, Alana Beard, Sophia Young, Chrissy Givens, Tameka Johnson, Amanda Wilson, Vickie Johnson and Sheri Sam. IN-Skyler Diggins, Katie Douglas, Ruth Riley, Stephanie White, Shyra Ely, Jacqueline Batteast, Katie Geralds, Amber Harris and Ta'Shia Phillips. NY-Sue Bird, Tina Charles...

MD - Angel Mccoughtry, Monique Currie, Brionna Jones, Lindsay Allen and Dana Johnson. MO - Napheesa Collier, Danielle Adams, Niele Ivey, Betty Lennox and Kristin Folkl. NC - Tiffany Mitchell, Shea Ralph, Wendy Palmer, Charlotte Smith and Chante Black. TN - Nina Davis, Nikki McCray, Alysha Clark...

I tallied the states where the AP College All-American team players played their high school basketball in. I used the AP teams because they listed 15 players for each year, which was the largest sample size. Since AP started their AA teams in 95, the same year as UConn's 1st title, that seemed...

Wisconsin is correct, joining Wash St and Wake Forest as 3 of the 6 teams in Power 5 who have never made it to the Sweet Sixteen. Florida, Kansas and Arizona are all good guesses though!

I have no wariness about Jones because her ceiling is the roof!

Another question along the same lines. Besides Wash St and Wake Forest who are the other 4 Power 5 conf. Teams who have never made it to the Sweet Sixteen? And no Pittsburgh is not one of them! Hint: 2 of them are perennial Men's powers!

Wake Forest is correct with only one NCAA tourney appearances. Pittsburgh is actually next in line among Power 5 teams with only 4 appearances!

Washington State is correct! They are the only Power 5 school with zero wins. I didn't include the Big East in my group, so obviously Providence would be incorrect, but a good guess! Added note; Providence has made it to 5 tourneys and actually made the sweet sixteen in '91.

Among ALL CURRENT POWER 5 CONF. TEAMS ONLY (ACC, B10, B12, SEC, PAC-12) these 2 schools hold the futile record of only making the NCAA tournament one time in their school's history. Among power 5 teams they have the fewest lifetime NCAA tourney wins with zero and one. Can you name them? Yeh I...

2. Shanghai if going by city proper.

After giving up and looking up the answer on #14 about Fox TV, your question should be " What were their first 2 PRIME time shows". They have listed another show as their first show, but it wasn't in prime time!

14. Married with Children? and ... 17. Candy 21. Benjamin Hooks and ...

Constantly hearing about Napheesa's tremendous FG% this year got me to look at the UConn records for FG%. Her remarkable 67.8 FG% for the season is the 4th best in UConn history (for 1 season with at least 2.5 FG made per game). She broke up Tamika William's amazing streak of having all of the...

At least they both ended the year scoring over 20 ppg, becoming only the 4th and 5th Huskies to accomplish it in one season!

You can look back at every call made in a game and question it. What's funny is how one team always feels the calls went against them and the other team thinks the calls went against them. Calls are part of the game, let's just congratulate Miss St and UCONN on an exciting game and great seasons...

UConn now gets virtually all the VERY BEST players they want, but that comes with having the best coach with the best program. There are so many ways we can analyze numbers to fit our point of view. I feel that having that one transcendent player is most important for success. I would probably...

As a Johnny come lately UConn fan I was not watching them 15 years ago. While watching the Huskies this year we all marvel (and rightfully so) over Napheesa's efficiency at shooting (around 68%). When perusing the Huskies record book, I am amazed that the 4 best FG%'s for a single season are...