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Message: [QUOTE="Cuango, post: 5327484, member: 3834"] I think most coaches (all things being equal) would choose Serah over Ta’Niyah. Yes, Latson is a great scorer at 25 ppg but she is a 5’8” guard who is not super efficient and while she does produce 4.6 assists as well, she is not (to my knowledge) seen as a dynamic playmaker who makes her teammates better. Will she be able to maintain that scoring level in Dawn’s offense? I will be [B]very[/B] surprised if she averages 25 there. Of course, I am not saying she will be unsuccessful but imo, it remains to be seen whether she will be [B]the[/B] missing link for Dawn’s 4th. Serah is a 6’4” forward who essentially put up 20 & 10 last season. She is imo much more likely to be [B]the [/B]difference maker for Geno’s 13th. She is (knock wood) [B]exactly[/B] what UConn needs to transform this team from strong contender to prohibitive favorite. I think that finding a big with the skills that Serah has is much more difficult. I just see her (Serah) as a better fit for UConn than Latson is for SC. In the end of corse, these two player’s effect on their respective teams will ultimately be determined by how well they complement the other players on the court with them. This is where I see Serah being more of a difference maker than Latson. She will be the metronome that allows this UConn team to operate with machine like precision. It is difficult to overstate the importance of adding 19 & 9 to Sarah Strong in the UConn front court! I have to agree with WFFL that Serah Williams was the #1 player in this year’s portal and that she will prove that assessment correct as the 25/26 season progresses. Knock Wood! [/QUOTE]

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