UCONN SF Rankings

[meyers7]

We'll go another day or so. Give everyone a chance. There are a couple who have voted on the PG and SG that haven't voted yet.

So far we got

Moore
Abrosimova
KLS
KML
Greene
Strother
Faris
Williams
Berube
Battle
Houston
Lishness

 

[MSSportsGuy]

It's weird to not have any starters from the 2002 team but I don't know which of Swin, Tamika, or Ashja it would be.

Swin was pretty much the small forward for that team. She played on the perimeter a bit more and often defended the other small forwards, which is how Catching also evolved from her college and pro days. Swin played small forward in the WNBA until age and injuries caught up with her. Heck of a gamer.

I don't think positions mean as much anymore and the fluidity of the UConn offense makes them difficult to identify.

 

[EricLA]

1. Maya Moore - One of the GOAT's at UCONN
2. Svet Abrosimova - 3 time AA
3. Gabby Williams - DPOY, 2 time AA
4. KLS - not finished yet - after senior year will either be #2 or 3
5. KML - great shooter
6. Ann Strother - much better stats than people realize. Unfortunately had little help.
7. Ashley Battle - great 6th man type of player
8. Kalana Greene - used her injury to become a better basketball player
9. Kelly Faris - great hustle but limited offense
10. Charge Houston - loved her but she never "got" it...
11. Carla Berube - before my time

 

[Wally East]

They are pretty much all 4's.

I mean, yeah pretty much. Not that they all stood in the same spot on the floor but, yeah, I'd classify them all as fours.

 

[meyers7]

All right, we'll call it a day. Final results for the 3's. On to the 4's next.

1. Maya Moore - 130
2. Svetlana Abrosimova - 120
3. Katie Lou Samuelson - 109
4. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis - 98
5. Kalana Greene - 64
6. Ann Strother - 62
7. Kelly Faris - 43
8. Gabby Williams - 43
9. Carla Berube - 33
10. Ashley Battle - 30

 

[chrissaran]

She didn't do it deliberately. Is that better? They would have destroyed Syracuse anyway, and she may have prevented Syracuse from going on that big run by hitting a few threes.