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We’ll never know how good this UConn women’s team, Megan Walker could have been,
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[QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3484101, member: 3535"] I think in Meg's case it would. The 2 NBA players you chose are guys that the team wants to get the ball to and build their offense around. They were #1 picks and the team was okay with the losing early on/ is okay with it. What is Meg projected to go 6? They might give her the keys but if she struggles right off or if she doesn't get the right coach (see Tina Charles with Ann Donovan) - they'll have her be a "support player." The players you chose (number 1 picks)- they build support players around them right from the start. If Meg was a top pick-- they probably would build players around her. How many years might she be a support player before getting a real chance to be more? [/QUOTE]
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