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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 4300918, member: 2117"] Agree about the PG comparison, though I wasn't impressed by Henderson to the same degree until this year. Wilson's teammates were very good even if players 4-9 were stronger than Boston's. Boston has never played with a player comparable to Tiffany Mitchell (3x AP All American) or Alaina Coates who was 4x All SEC. Career stats are irrelevant considering Boston has missed about 14 games due to covid. If you add those in, she's far ahead of Wilson in terms of blocks and would be at around 1650 career points, well ahead of pace to hit 2000. At the end of the day, Boston's teams have been flat out better IMO than SC was from 2015-2018, and the biggest reason is Aliyah Boston. SC in Wilson's era was consistently getting blown out by UCONN and was never viewed as a title favorite or top dog. In 2 of Boston's 3 years, they've been the top team for most of the year and in the third year they were painfully close to getting back in the title game where they would've been a heavy favorite to beat Arizona. It's somewhat of a reach, but not out of the question to say they had a good shot to win 3 straight if not for covid and a missed putback. Going into her senior year, SC will again be the odds on favorite to repeat. Wilson was great but never had the program anywhere close to a similar situation like that. [/QUOTE]