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Message: [QUOTE="willtalk, post: 2906788, member: 1220"] It is a combination of a number of things. One was the level competition in college verses the WNBA. Then add the fact that Uconn had the necessary players and ran the type of system which could utilize her strengths while also mitigating her weaknesses It was the best case scenario for her which was unlikely to be repeated on any other team in either the WNBA or college. I constantly noticed fans on the Boneyard stating that Seattle was not using her correctly. While true, no team is going to adjust their team around any one dimensional player at the expense of other players. Uconn never had to adjust because their system was ideal for her and allowed her to maximize her potential operating within the already existing system. [/QUOTE]