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True point guard is the one position where we don’t have an overwhelming history of all time players.  There’s Henning, but I think it says something that Jennifer Azzi has three of the all time top 7 assists season in Stanford history.  In terms of true point guards behind Henning, there’s Orrange, Wideman, and Flores, but you’d be fogiven if you just put Azzi at point or played Nicole Powell as “point forward”, and I like Amber and Jamilla,  but they’d be hard to put on an all time team.

So here’s my team:
PG: Azzi/Henning
Sg: Wiggins/Starbird
SF: Powell/Pederson
PF: N. Ogwumike/Folkl
C: Appel/Whiting

I just realized my starting five mirrored the original poster’s.  And how does a list like this omit Chinney, Brook Smith, Alana Smith, Nygaard, Pohlen, plus a couple before my time (Hoff and Trisha Stevens, who are 8th and 10th in the all time career scoring list at Stanford), Suminski, Samuelson, Sebnem Kimyacioglu (three of the top six point shooters in Stanford history), not to mention some of the all time gut and glue players like Rosalyn Gold-Onwude.

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[BostonCard]

True point guard is the one position where we don’t have an overwhelming history of all time players.  There’s Henning, but I think it says something that Jennifer Azzi has three of the all time top 7 assists season in Stanford history.  In terms of true point guards behind Henning, there’s Orrange, Wideman, and Flores, but you’d be fogiven if you just put Azzi at point or played Nicole Powell as “point forward”, and I like Amber and Jamilla,  but they’d be hard to put on an all time team.

So here’s my team:
PG: Azzi/Henning
Sg: Wiggins/Starbird
SF: Powell/Pederson
PF: N. Ogwumike/Folkl
C: Appel/Whiting

I just realized my starting five mirrored the original poster’s.  And how does a list like this omit Chinney, Brook Smith, Alana Smith, Nygaard, Pohlen, plus a couple before my time (Hoff and Trisha Stevens, who are 8th and 10th in the all time career scoring list at Stanford), Suminski, Samuelson, Sebnem Kimyacioglu (three of the top six point shooters in Stanford history), not to mention some of the all time gut and glue players like Rosalyn Gold-Onwude.

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