southie
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I'm not necessarily convinced that Charli Collier should be the #1 draft pick in the WNBA draft, but those "experts" will decide that.
As we discuss the post players in tonight's game, here's how I see them:
- Charli Collier is a stretch-four player, not a Center, at the pro level. Her ability to hit the 3-pointer, excellent free throw shooter, size to rebound well, and a mid-range shot are all there. She is not as naturally athletic (running, jumping, quickness) as Queen Egbo and NaLyssa Smith. IMO, Collier needs to play next to a true Center to really be successful as a professional.
- NaLyssa Smith runs the floor like a man; and, that's a compliment as she just glides up and down the court. Great strength, body control, and hops. Getting better with her shooting range. Have no idea what position she will play in the WNBA.
- Queen Egbo is the best natural rebounder; that's the main reason why I wanted her at Texas. She also has great hops. She does have great touch near the basket, but not as offensively polished 10 feet away from the basket. Her only position as a pro is at Center, IMO, but she is undersized.
As we discuss the post players in tonight's game, here's how I see them:
- Charli Collier is a stretch-four player, not a Center, at the pro level. Her ability to hit the 3-pointer, excellent free throw shooter, size to rebound well, and a mid-range shot are all there. She is not as naturally athletic (running, jumping, quickness) as Queen Egbo and NaLyssa Smith. IMO, Collier needs to play next to a true Center to really be successful as a professional.
- NaLyssa Smith runs the floor like a man; and, that's a compliment as she just glides up and down the court. Great strength, body control, and hops. Getting better with her shooting range. Have no idea what position she will play in the WNBA.
- Queen Egbo is the best natural rebounder; that's the main reason why I wanted her at Texas. She also has great hops. She does have great touch near the basket, but not as offensively polished 10 feet away from the basket. Her only position as a pro is at Center, IMO, but she is undersized.