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Message: [QUOTE="MilfordHusky, post: 2009770, member: 366"] Here are some stats for consideration. Obviously, the strength of schedule, team's success, eye test, and other factors go into AA selections, but some of the numbers are surprising (high or low). Player/PPG/FG%/RPG/Blocks/Team Record Collier 19.2/.665/8.1/32/19-0 Coates 14.4/.681/10.9/28/17-1 Wilson 16.8/.583/7.4/34/17-1 Nina Davis 12.1/.585/4.6/6/19-1 Turner 14.7/.589/7.4/48/18-3 Anigwe 22.3/.620/10.2/36/15-5 Billings 18.2/.508/11.0/34/15-4 Osahor 15.5/.485/14.7/9/19-2 Napheesa is second in the group in scoring, behind only Anigwe. She is second in shooting percentage behind Coates. Her rebounding numbers are better than those of Wilson and Turner. She has more blocks than Coates and is close to Wilson, Billings, and Anigwe. The question on Coates may be her scoring. Is 14.4 high enough? Wilson's numbers are good, but not great. Nina Davis's scoring and rebounds are too low. Brown and Mompremier are getting the rebounds now. Turner's scoring and rebounds are a little low for AA status. Her blocks are very good. Anigwe's stats are impressive--over 20 and 10. Billings's shooting percentage is a little low for a post. Osahor is a different type of player. She is not athletic enough to get blocks, and her shooting percentage is low because she shoots from the arc a lot, but she grabs rebounds like Courtney Paris. My reading of these is that Napheesa makes a 10-player AA team. [/QUOTE]