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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 2686806, member: 6620"] Thanks for this post. Really got me thinking. After staring at it a bit, I tweaked it a bit to read[COLOR=#0000ff] (edits mine)[/COLOR]: "[COLOR=#0000ff]The ramification of i[/COLOR]mpact transfers [COLOR=#0000ff](in and out), key injuries, [/COLOR]early entry into the WNBA [COLOR=#0000ff]-- and[/COLOR] [COLOR=#0000ff]the subsequent personnel moves made by affected programs -- [/COLOR]have had significant impact in determining the WCBB Champion over the past few years. I'm also guessing -- since the list is presented as it is -- that some of those listed had a positive, while some had an adverse affect on a team's chances. For instance: - Jewell Lloyd and Taya Reimer leaving Notre Dame earlier than planned (one for the WNBA, one as a grad transfer) hindered ND the years after they left. - [COLOR=#0000ff]Brianna Turner's injury in the 2017 NCAA tournament[/COLOR][COLOR=#000000] hindered ND's chances that tournament, but could've led to them seeking Jessica Shepard's transfer, which most assuredly helped them win the 2018 NCAA championship. - [/COLOR][COLOR=#4d4dff]Alaina Coates[/COLOR][COLOR=#000000]' season-ending injury forced a refocusing of the South Carolina offense, which ultimately led to a national championship. And, could I assume by her inclusion on this list that... - Natalie Butler's transfer from UConn, cut down on the Huskie's depth in the frontcourt. Once again, thanks for the initial open-ended nature of the list, but it certainly got me thinking. Now whether that ties into your takeaways, who knows? :rolleyes: ;) Looking at this way leads to a bit more logistical takeaway on several of the themes mentioned in this thread (and recent other ones). OK, back outside! [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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