Well deserved. Hope she sweeps them all, she deserves it.
The distance between Clark and everyone else is about the same as the distance from the Earth to Neptune. Siegrist is having a sensational year, agreed, but as I said before, Clark's play this year is not from this planet!
I just don't agree with you. If Clark is on Neptune, Siegrist is on Jupiter or Saturn at least. If Villanova makes a deep run, Siegrist will have an outside shot at Kelsey Plum's single season scoring record, and is getting over 9 rebounds a game on a team with a much weaker supporting cast than Clark. As I said, I would definitely vote for Clark, but the gap between Clark and Siegrist is smaller than the gap between them and the rest of the field.
I agree. I thought up until a month ago she could still lose it if Iowa dropped out of the tournament early like last year, but I think now she has it wrapped up regardless of what her team does in the tournament.
125 points to tie. How deep of a run do you think they are capable of making?
Well, Villanova would likely have to make the Final Four for Siegrist to have any reasonable chance. Not too likely, but their bracket is Indiana and Utah, so not impossible either. But if she drops 50 on Cleveland State or Washington State, who knows? She's one shy of Plum's record of consecutive 20 point games if I remember correctly; even Connecticut's defense didn't hold her under 20 in three tries.
Nobody is gonna score 50 on Washington St. I will absolutely guarantee that.
These players may have an argument with that last sentence, Jackie Stiles, Kelsey Plum and Kelsey Mitchell...and I'll also throw in Maddie Siegrest as well into the mix.
Ouch! How long have you known her, topogigio?
None of that trio had anywhere near the career Caitlin is having. Only Plum and Stiles in their respective senior seasons at Washington and SW Missouri State scored more points than Clark has averaged in each of her three seasons.
Let me check the record books.
It's semantics, but you mean points per game average, not points scored. Plum scored 960 as a Junior, more than Clark has scored in any season thus far.
You can look at it that way, nwhoopfan, but by your own numbers, that would mean about a couple of hundred points difference between Plum and Clark at the rate they score.
