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Message: [QUOTE="oldude, post: 2743227, member: 7511"] I don't think Mo, Sue or Jenn ever lead the NCAA in any of those categories and yet there is little dispute that by their senior years, and maybe even their junior years, they were the best pg's in the nation. Stats are nice, but they are reflective of a lot of factors including: PT, team balance and opposition. UConn always plays one of the toughest schedules in the nation, and despite that, starters are usually sitting on the bench in the 4th qtr. In addition, UConn is a team first, with many players who can handle the ball and who all pass the ball exceptionally well. The pg does not have the ball in their hand all the time like Jordan Canada at UCLA or Kelsey Plum at Washington. As you point out, if Crystal can stay healthy, she should have a very good year. While there are several very good pg's around the country, it would not surprise me if Crystal is the best of the bunch by the end of the season. [/QUOTE]