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[QUOTE="fomalhaut, post: 4517945, member: 9423"] I looked at Boston's stats too, and it struck me as odd that she was playing so few minutes: she's not in the top 250 players in the country in points per game, and not even leading her own team. Her rebounding stats are better, but nowhere near the top. I realize South Carolina has a strong and deep bench and many of their game are blowouts, but it's hard to make a case for her as player of the year when so many others (Clark, Siegrist, Edwards, and Lopez-Senechal, just to name a few) seem to be doing much more for their respective teams. [/QUOTE]
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