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Message: [QUOTE="Majic Hands, post: 5312599, member: 8345"] Guards that are fast/quick and under control imo are still only 1/5 of the equation. Perhaps a very important 5th but still just 1/5. The other 4/5 on the floor who understand that their PG has to know and trust them to be where they’re supposed to be or help getting another teammate to be there. PG’ have to make passes to where a teammate is supposed to be a second or two into the future. If players aren’t there it’s a turn over. Passing to where teammates are is a SLOW predictable game. PG’s imo are only as good as the other players on the team and the more often that they do and go where they’re supposed to be really makes a PG look amazing. Yea I hate when a poster make comments that cause me to look forward for a thumbs-up then the add that last comment that causes me to think, nope. But talking about PG’s caused me to think of my favorite. Other than my daughter up through HS. So here goes :) If UConn hadn’t experienced the overwhelming number of injuries Paige would have left with more than 1 trophy and Nika would have left with 1 or more as well. But, that’s why we watch. I think many athlete live with what might have beens. [/QUOTE]