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I'd take Hamby at #1
I hope there is. The question is does she want to play professional basketball long enough to reach her potential before going to medical school.Is there a good teaching coach in the WNBA who could help EW to realize her potential?
In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king. In a very weak draft class a player who is " great at two spots on the court" could be the number 1 overall pick.Reshanda Gray wouldn't start on UConn, how can she be the #1 pick overall. If she played for a team that didnt have Brittany Boyd as the pg she would be an above average player, not a top 5 rated player. She is great at two spots on the court, just under the basket to the left or right of the hoop. She has a limited outside shot. I dont see her dominating WNBA teams when she hasnt shown that against top ranked college teams.
Check her career stats against top ranked teams(unfortunately WBBState.com is down or I would post them).
By the way I want nothing but the best for her, but as an impartial observer, I dont see her as #1.
In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king. In a very weak draft class a player who is " great at two spots on the court" could be the number 1 overall pick.
Seattle just signed Meighan Simmons. If she makes the team (she should) then they should consider drafting Liz Williams cause it looks like Jackson might not be back.
WNBA draft is tricky especially this season.
There is no clear choice as "best player no matter position" such as Maya Moore, Brittany Griner, or Angel McCoughtry that exist this season.
Instead teams will need to fill a need.
If team A needs a point guard there is Boyd and Logic who I think are the best coming out this season.
If team B needs a shooter of course KML gets the look.
If team C needs post players you have Hamby, EWilliams, Gray and possibly Harrison.
This is a weak draft year and no clear cut #1 player. Should make for an interesting year. Bad year for the Storm to have the #1 and #3 picks.
ochoopsfan,I left out if there are no other competitive players defending her. WBB State is still down and I dont want to go back to the Cal site and sift through the individual box scores. I will post her stats against, UConn, Duke, Stanford, and any other top team, or team with a solid big that could defend her. She doesnt have stats that deserve the high rating. How will she fare from those two spots on the court at the WNBA level, where at 6'3" she will probably be undersized.
I'd take Hamby at #1
Chi-Town should draft Kiah Stokes.
Ditto. And I'd flip if the Sky passed on her for Harrison. I like Harrison but Hamby is just as good or better and comes without the knee injury.
Its a bit of a shame that such a talented player virtually gets no national attention. They never play on TV. they dont draw well at home... and Wake is likely one and done in next week's ACC tournament. I dont even think she was a top 100 player coming out of high school. She's better than Harrison.. well I guess Harrison is a better shot blocker, but thats it.
I dont even think she was a top 100 player coming out of high school.
I think Blake Dietrick of Princeton belongs in that group as well. She may be better than those two.WNBA draft is tricky especially this season.
There is no clear choice as "best player no matter position" such as Maya Moore, Brittany Griner, or Angel McCoughtry that exist this season.
Instead teams will need to fill a need.
If team A needs a point guard there is Boyd and Logic who I think are the best coming out this season.
If team B needs a shooter of course KML gets the look.
If team C needs post players you have Hamby, EWilliams, Gray and possibly Harrison.
This is a weak draft year and no clear cut #1 player. Should make for an interesting year. Bad year for the Storm to have the #1 and #3 picks.
She was #93 on Hoopgurlz. Not ranked on Bluestar.I have ASGR Top 100 from 2011, and she was NOT on it.
FYI, the top 10:
1 Elizabeth Williams Duke
2 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis UConn
3 Ariel Massengale Tenn
4 Krystal Forthan LSU Trnsf to D2
5 Cierra Burdick Tenn
6 Betnijah Laney Rutgers
7 Bria Smith Louisville
8 Amber Henson Duke
9 Kiah Stokes UConn
10 Briyona Canty Rutgers