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[QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2335270, member: 5798"]
Maya is but one of a l-o-n-g list of players to come out of UConn and go on to a successful career, be it in sports or the business world. Along with the other high profile former charges of Geno and CD, Maya continues to be an advocate and a shining example of the UConn women's basketball program, the WNBA and Christian athletes everywhere.

[B]Maya[/B] is the reason I started watching and following the WNBA. I wanted to continue to follow her after she left UConn. The only thing that has changed about Maya is she's gotten better each year she's been in the league.
She's still a scoring machine just like she was at UConn. Smooth as a baby's cheek. Maya has always been one of my favorites, and will remain so. I love watching her play.

I honestly wish and hope that potential recruits that are contemplating committing to UConn take a hard and serious look at Maya and all of the other athletes that have gone through  Geno's program. There's a pattern there, and you don't have to look hard to see it. It's the reason former UConn players are so highly coveted by WNBA coaches.  They come into the league ready to play on day 1.
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