[TonyLima]

Fascinating list, thanks for digging out all the stats. But I think you missed two key people -- Sonja Henning (freshman year 1987-88) and Nicole Powell (freshman year 2000-01). Both ultimately All Americans. I don't have their stats, though I suspect that both would compare favorably with the best people on your list. Henning took over the PG role from Azzi when she was a freshman and Azzi was a soph. After that, Azzi was mostly a shooting guard. Powell was not initially a PG, but Tara made her one when she didn't have a good alternative.

I'm with you re Lepolo. I think she's going to develop very well, and further, and it won't be long before we quit questioning her in the role.

thanks!

sonja henning freshman year 1987-88. started 32/32 games. 10.8 points per game. 85 assists/33 turnovers. .443 fg %, 0/1-point shots; .759 free throw %. 4.3 rebounds/game.

Thank you! But I gotta add that the WBB game has changed a lot since 1988. Many more terrific players and teams. Another reason to marvel at Tara’s success.

[TonyLima]

Fascinating list, thanks for digging out all the stats. But I think you missed two key people -- Sonja Henning (freshman year 1987-88) and Nicole Powell (freshman year 2000-01). Both ultimately All Americans. I don't have their stats, though I suspect that both would compare favorably with the best people on your list. Henning took over the PG role from Azzi when she was a freshman and Azzi was a soph. After that, Azzi was mostly a shooting guard. Powell was not initially a PG, but Tara made her one when she didn't have a good alternative.

I'm with you re Lepolo. I think she's going to develop very well, and further, and it won't be long before we quit questioning her in the role.

thanks!

sonja henning freshman year 1987-88. started 32/32 games. 10.8 points per game. 85 assists/33 turnovers. .443 fg %, 0/1-point shots; .759 free throw %. 4.3 rebounds/game.

Thank you! But I gotta add that the WBB game has changed a lot since 1988. Many more terrific players and teams. Another reason to marvel at Tara’s success.