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I have seen her play often and I am impressed by her progress over the years at Cal. As I have said before, she is the real deal, and a legitimate first round pick for WNBA.

I live in Berkeley now, with season tickets to UCB women. While Cal is not yet at UConn's level, Anigwe is the real deal. She is a premier player and Gottlieb is a good coach. UCB has other good players, including a star first year student. I am hopeful that they will do well this year.

It was Big East, quite a few years ago.

Great thread! There are some fans of women's basketball out in the world, however; my husband and I have been fans of the women's game for over 25 years. A couple of years ago we moved from CT to northern California. Now we watch many games on WatchESPN, plus have season tickets to UCBerkeley...

I replied "since forever" which means since 1991.

I think my first posting here was to report that I saw Kelsey Plum play vs Cal in January and concluded she is the real deal. Now everyone gets a chance to see her play!

Sal B.'s statement about life lessons starting at about 7:15 minutes was profoundly eloquent. It was gratifying to hear this heart-felt advocacy for women --indeed, for anyone.

It is a tough year competition-wise for guards. I have seen Wiese play live, but only once--and I also saw Kelsey Plum, who impressed me more. But I would take Courtney Williams over either. She is really really good.

I see that you have the posting listed, and also that someone else has posted it---probably this should be removed now. I just didn't want the fans to miss Araton's article!

Great piece about Stewie in the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/sports/ncaabasketball/breanna-stewart-uconns-wow-factor-always-had-a-sweep-in-mind.html?em_pos=medium&emc=edit_sp_20160225&nl=sports&nl_art=0&nlid=7833832&ref=headline&te=1&_r=0

Saw Kelsey Plum play at Cal yesterday. I didn't know about her but it was very quickly apparent that she is the real deal.