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[QUOTE="TCC Kid, post: 4302097, member: 11583"]
I remember Larry Bird going against Sidney Moncirth (sp) and J.R. Reed of Arkanasa--I was an Arkansas fan, Larry was good but there were college players as good or better--the answer for both is NO.  Like you, adjectives have to be earned, not anointed.  Sue and every top UCWBB player was extraordinary but still within the human classification.  Generational to me means you'd better have changed the game significantly.  To date I don't believe one player changed the game. Coaches have, officials, the NCAA has.  The 4 corners got the shot clock.  Fan support wanting a faster game got the 10 second clock, shooting after 5 fouls was, I believe, and NCAA fix--What fix resulted from a specific WOMAN player?  The NBA inspired speed, dunking. A Uconn game 2 hours long at half time without the shot clock was (I think) 7 to 8, Yankee Conf Championship against R.I. (jam the rams).  I listened to the whole game on the radio.  Without 2 or 3 stars Uconn won.
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