So many players, so few walls. Sort of reminds me of the Hall of Fame arguments. Why should a light hitting shortstop get in when a player who hits four hundred home runs and gets a standing ovation for leaning over to pick up a candy wrapper is left out. There is no definitive answer because we all have our own personal criteria. Carnac might see points per game while Oldude is looking for rebounds. Kaizen looks for assists from the point guard and Bluedevil might want more scoring. At some point the players on the wall rose above most others and carried the team. The problem as I see it is that we have had several players of the caliber who, if playing for another team, would have been the "go to player" but because of the depth of talent at Uconn were defined as "another really good player."