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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 3232123, member: 2117"] Agree regarding Humphrey. As a freshman she came in with a developed All-American game from the get go. By the time she was a senior she hadn't developed much and didn't make Georgia into a power like I thought she was capable of doing. That freshman class was pretty nuts with standouts like Fowles, Wiggins, Humphrey, Tennessee's 6 pack (really 3pack since 3 were injured), Ajavon/Carson, Larkins, Houston, etc. All of them were really really good as freshman, or at least had great moments. And I thought Humphrey was the best of the best that year. Beard has had an excellent career (16 years now?) and I agree injuries hampered her when she was in her prime. I really thought she was going to be the next great guard in the WNBA. If she was eligible to be drafted as a soph, jr or senior in any draft, I think she would've been the first overall pick in every year from 2000-2009 besides 2001, 2004 and 2008. She has been excellent in her role in LA. Also agree about Jackson and Harper. Gwen Jackson had a really good rookie season but I believe she got pregnant and then fizzled out after that. Athletic, good scorer and dominated the NCAAs better than anyone named DT in 2003. Laura Harper I thought had all of the tools to be an excellent pro too. Possible better than Langhorne, but she never found her footing. [/QUOTE]