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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 2603525, member: 2117"] Poor man’s EDD was I meant skill wise and style of play, not in terms of collegiate success or greatness. If UCONN wins a title this year, I’d put KLS over EDD for “greatness” factor even though I think Elena is more skilled...does that make sense? Poor man Delle Donne is not an insult. She’s one of the most prolific scorers in NCAA history and is one of the best players in the WNBA. With Stewart, I agree with your correction. I think Stewart is much better on the block and around the basket than KLS. KLS is automatic with any sort of jumpshot, whether it be 8 feet or 22 feet. Stewart’s post moves, back to the basket play and ability to finish inside give her a big edge in that category. Stewart’s junior year was honestly somewhat underwhelming after her terrific sophomore season. I might blasted for that comment, but I thought she played better as a sophomore. She picked up her play as the season went onC and obviously her senior season was ridiculous. I’d say this is definitely KLS’s best season so far after a great sophomore year and a productive freshman season. To me, the greatness factor for Stewart is that she truly dominated both ends of the court unlike anyone in NCAA history. That, plus 4 titles and being the star player on 2 (almost 3) undefeated teams. No one could match up with her defensively, and no one could regularly score on her inside. She did everything well. KLS is a great player but isn’t a dominating threat like Stewart. She’s incredibly efficient and might be the best pure shooter and scorer in the country. Different players, different skill sets, and different abilities. [/QUOTE]

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