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[QUOTE="AJay11, post: 5034551, member: 12474"] You do realize that there are a few 2nd round picks that have had successful WNBA careers? Natasha Cloud is one. Not a big scorer at her position and same height as Muhl. With the rising popularity of the WNBA, and Muhl's personality she has a chance of being in the league for a few years. While basketball skills are crucial to making it in the league, marketability and other intangibles can be just as important. Not sure why UConn and wbb basketball fans are eager to see her fail. [/QUOTE]
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