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[QUOTE="CocoHusky, post: 4369214, member: 5823"]
Playing at UCONN or playing in the WNBA carry the same risk of re-injury.   As far as the quality of the WNBA medical staff vs UCONN medical staff and facilities that is debatable & IMO at least equal .  Sabrina Ionescu, Kia Nurse and Stewie seems to have recovered and rehabbed pretty successfully under  WNBA medical.   I feel you on a chance for Paige to win NCAA championship and reinvigorating her brand,  sounds  great , but there are about 1/2 dozen WNBA teams that could use some level of reinvigoration as well.  Paige's home town team Lynx missed the playoffs this year.   This is also not UNC and if Paige returns to UCONN Geno,  CD and the NCAA  are going to insist that she actually take some classes.  The WNBA does not have a requirement to attend class  and there are no restrictions on how much time can be dedicated to basketball activities.   
 That comment about being wiped out by an overzealous player is rather alarmist.   As a reminder, Paiges first injury was a non-contact injury and her second injury occurred during a summer practice session.   Again I hope Paige  returns to UCONN....
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