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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 4346294, member: 5798"] I wasn't sure, so I qualified my comment with the "I think." I do remember Maya as a SCORING machine. If 6'1' FRESHMAN [B]Aneesah Morrow[/B] (DePaul) can get 27 double doubles last year, Aaliyah can get half that many. In case you're not familiar with Morrow's exploits, here's a recap of her freshman year..... Started all 33 games averaging 30.4 minutes a game... led team in scoring (21.9 points per game), rebounding (13.8), steals (89) and blocks (60)... led the country in rebounds per game and offensive rebounds per game... [B]second in the country in total rebounds (457) and double-doubles (27) including a nation's best streak of 23 in a row...[/B] No. 3 in the nation in field goals, No. 6 in points (722), No. 9 in steals, No. 11 in points per game and defensive rebounds per game... scored in double figures 32 of 33 games including a career-high 41 at Creighton (along with 18 rebounds)... her streak of three-straight 30-point games and double-digit rebounds is the first since Middle Tennessee's Alysha Clark (Washington Mystics) did it in 2010... Morrow is only the fourth player in history to record 30 points and 10 rebounds against Connecticut... the other three were all WNBA overall No. 1 picks---Tennessee's [B]Candace Parker,[/B] Louisville's [B]Angel McCoughtry[/B] and Notre Dame's [B]Jackie Young[/B]... took college hoops world by storm in her NCAA debut with 31 points and nine rebounds against Texas Southern... first DePaul player to accomplish that in 36 years... 33 points and 15 rebounds at Butler, 32 and 15 at Xavier and [B]30 points and 14 boards at UConn [/B]in consecutive games... 29 points and 14 rebounds at St. John's... She had 28 points, 15 rebounds and five steals against Vanderbilt... 29 points vs. Marquette and 28 points and 18 boards at Georgetown... finished with 28 points and 17 rebounds in NCAA tournament opener against Dayton... put up 24 points and 19 boards vs. Xavier and had a monster game of 22 points and 27 rebounds at Seton Hall. [/QUOTE]

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