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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3669619, member: 3535"] There is [B]nothing[/B] I agree with you on here though Tina and Stewie would be great. I'd prefer the following fantasy 12 player college lineup because I'm only talking college (not pros) and I want to push pace. And to push pace[U] I'm also looking for a slasher. [/U] [B]Center: Stewart.[/B] ((As showed she played the center (and pf) great in her sr year)). Overall nobody was better than her at end of frosh year through her sr year whether it be PF or C. [B]Power forward: Maya Moore[/B] (she played power forward over 3/4's of her career at UCONN) [B]Small Forward: Nykesha Sale[/B]s ([U]I need a slasher, [/U]a ball handler, a shooter, a scorer and someone tough. She fits the bill as to how a sf plays and I need her to play. There is a better sg than her so move her to sf.). [B]Shooting guard: DT[/B] (she played both pg, and sg and arguably played sf too). [B]Point guard-- Sue Bird and Mo Jeff [/B]to keep pace of play. [B]Lobo is a center and power forward. [/B]She is better than [B]Nykesha[/B] but in college I want to play[B] Maya Moore[/B] at her most effective position she played in college which was Power Forward. As a power forward - the slower bigs cannot guard her. If the opposing team goes small then they play into UCONN's style of wanting to play fastbreak hoop. [B]So Lobo is 1st off the bench in the frontcourt. Then have four other bench players, Tina, Bascom, Jen and Sveta. Unsure about the 12th player. [/B] But this team is setup to run. The Baylor Bigs cannot guard Maya at the PF the same way no big ever could guard her. Stanford had "some" success but they had quick bigs like Ogwumike. And even if Maya is out and UCONN has Lobo and Tina at center-- who would take Baylor's Cox and Brown over them? And another point- centers don't have to be big and slow. And centers don't have to score all their baskets inside. And we already did see Tina wipe out Griner-- though true Griner was a frosh but Tina pounded her like the center she was at UCONN. [/QUOTE]

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