Agree with most of what you say, but I’ll just throw it out there that right now Kitley is well on her way to having significantly better college career stats than either Cunane or Boston.
You're not wrong, though Kitley will only overtake Boston because she's playing a 5th year. Anyway, your remark got me to look stuff up, and Kitley's numbers look a lot better than Cunene's and not too far behind Boston's, on a 4 year basis.
Boston: 1942 pts, 1493 rebounds, 329 blocks, 229 assists, 188 turnovers
Kitley: 1902 pts, 1078 rebounds, 232 blocks, 169 assists, 228 turnovers
Cunane: 1855 pts, 986 rebounds, 114 blocks, 158 assists, 275 turnovers
In Cunane's defense, she averaged 26 mins/g in her 4 years, compared to 26.9 for Boston in her 4 years, and >33 mins/g for Kitley's first four years. On a per minute basis, Kitley looks a bit closer to Cunane and farther from Boston.