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Message: [QUOTE="Gurleyman, post: 3860311, member: 175"] That‘s very true. It’s weird to reduce everything to two seconds, but if Boston makes her put back, Paige is probably looking at being one of the runners up. She’d have had a very good 22-point night on 11-23 shooting with two clutch shots in a loss ... instead of 31 on 14-26 with five clutch shots in a win. Before that game, I figured first team AA was probably her ceiling with a good finish to the season, but after it, all of a sudden she was the best player on the No. 1 team with incredible efficiency and clutch stats with a signature performance in a 1 v 2 game. The resume got much better overnight. You also can wonder if Paige would have been ready for top level comp if that UConn-Louisville game was played in December. Say she has her 3-14 game then, and a more experienced Evans plays well in a Louisville win - that game gives Evans the “big win” piece to her puzzle that she doesn't have now, and Paige probably has a hard time catching her. It’s such a weird year with way more limited resumes than usual, so it could be that one play that another player doesn’t make could be what swings things. [/QUOTE]