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Message: [QUOTE="cferraro04, post: 2557263, member: 267"] For me drawing from the long history of great UConn basketball players because if I were to include those players not in a UConn uniform I would be here all night...And, until someone comes along who could make me forget and that is highly unlikely...it has to be Diana "I just wanted to hit something orange" Taurasi. A close 2nd is Maya Moore...grace, power, efficiency, intelligence and will to win. Third is Stewie, Morgan Tuck and Moriah who have to be taken as a tandem both get a raw deal...because they are the most accomplish...4 peat...puleeese..incredible. Stewie the most unique combination of size and talent...a one of a kind player...Moriah the most exciting person to watch...you knew that inevitably there was going to "oooh-ahh" moment...the incredible defensive reads leading to spectacular steals and blinding speed coast to coast lay-ups, the rugby-like scrums of numerous players going after the ball and like magic all of a sudden Moriah emerges from the pack with the ball and her ability to make her 5'3" frame to leap over tall buildings to rebound or to release her picture perfect jump shot. Morgan Tuck...quiet, strong leadership, workhorse, gets the job done, when healthy dependable, under-rated, unheralded leader. Honorable mention...Sue Bird, Tina Charles, Rebecca Lobo, Jennifer Rizzotti, Jamelle Elliott, Carla Berube, Kara Wolters, Rita Williams, Svetlana Abrosinova, Shea Ralph, BT express(Barbara Turner), Asjha Jones, Tamika Williams, Ann Strothers, Gabby Williams, Napheesa Collier, Katie Lou Samuelson, Renee Montgomery, Ketia "speed demon" Swanier, Mel Thomas, Kelly Faris, Maria Conlon, My Karate Student - Tierney Lawlor. Players that make you wonder what could have been: Nicole Wolfe, Kiersten Walters, Carolyn Doty, Brittany Hunter, Jackie Gemelos, Elena DellaDonne. [/QUOTE]

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