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[QUOTE="Zarathustra, post: 4362353, member: 11285"]
1998.  Allison had 35 points in that   71 to 67 shocker, she also had double  double. In 1998 Allision was the Division I top scorer with 28.5 PPG.   To continue in the same vein, Ms. Feaster was also the Ivy Leagues Women's Basketball Player of the Year for the third time in a row as well as the " rookie of the year" when she was a freshman.   At that time there were only two
Ivy League Basketball players with career totals of over 2,000 points and over 1,000 rebounds. The only player was some
male player from Princeton by the name of William Bradley (Alias " Dollar Bill").    With this time of genetic pedigree
(Note that Sarah's Father Danny is 6'6").  I would not be surprised if Harvard accepts her.   One report has Allision
now working for the .... Boston Celtics.!!     But then again Boston, MA is closer to Storrs than any school in North
Carolina.   So, I'm very much looking forward to watching Sarah in 18 3X3 Women's Basketball Championship
in Hungary later this month (with TEAM USA teammate KK Arnold!!)    Go KK!   Best Wishes to Sarah!   and
Sahara W., and Mikaylah W.
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