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Which women's basketball prospect could be the next ______?
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[QUOTE="CamrnCrz1974, post: 3535421, member: 1052"] Thank you, [USER=8987]@DaBball[/USER] , for posting the link. [USER=2117]@bballnut90[/USER] , to be fair (insert [URL='https://youtu.be/E55t0lnp_8M']"to be fair" montage[/URL] from Hulu/Crave's [I]Letterkenny[/I]), here are a few of my notes, comments, and additional points for consideration in this discussion. First, the comparison to Brittney Griner was for "[t]he next big dunker." It was not for the "next dominant defensive player and shotblocking presence" or "all-time dominant post presence." And fifth-ranked prospect Kamilla Cardoso, not #12 Ashlyn Watkins, was the recruit/player listed as the next dominant low-post center in "[t]he next true center" category. Second, here are Blue Star Report rankings for a select group of high school players who later went on to greatness (was just discussing this with [USER=26]@EricLA[/USER] and [USER=1511]@ucbart[/USER] yesterday): #30 - Alana Beard (HS 2000) #97 - Angel McCoughtry (HS 2004) While Parker was a fully developed prospect early in her high school career and was being featured in national publications (SLAM Magazine, for one, if I recall correctly), certain players may not be as ranked as high right now, but have the potential to achieve greatness. During the NBA Draft, commentators often refer to it as the proverbial "being drafted on potential over production" when a player is selected at a certain position based on that player's ceiling and not necessarily on performance /statistics to date (e.g., [URL='https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/paul-george-1.html']Paul George[/URL] being taken [URL='https://www.basketball-reference.com/draft/NBA_2010.html']10th in the 2010 NBA Draft[/URL]; good stats at Fresno State but not outstanding or even great, no NCAAT berths, considered raw in certain areas of his game, etc....and turned into a 6x All Star with berths on the All-NBA First Team (2019), Third Team (2013, 2014, 2016, 2018), All-NBA Defensive First Team (2014, 2019), and All-NBA Defensive Second Team (2013, 2016)). Just a few additional items for consideration and discussion. [/QUOTE]
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