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For those for whom offense is the only statistic they follow,  Folkl and Nygaard combined for 39.4% of the 1998 team’s points.  Brink and Jones combine for 37%.

The non-starter guard Folkl and forward Nygaard pulled down 43.6% of the rebounds in 50.9 minutes per game, compared to 40.9% for Brink & Jones in 57.2 minutes per game. 

Folkl is IMO the best player to come through Stanford. The only knock on her was that her FT% was middling. That year, in conference, her FT% was only 69.4%.  Yes, it was a full 2 percentage points lower than her FG%.  Just terrible (;-). Kinda dwarfs the numbers for Shaq or Steph or Griner or whoever. 

That year, guard Milena Flores hit 49.4% of her FG%. She was 5th best on the team.

https://stanford_ftp.sidearmsports.com/c...997-98.pdf

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For those for whom offense is the only statistic they follow,  Folkl and Nygaard combined for 39.4% of the 1998 team’s points.  Brink and Jones combine for 37%.

The non-starter guard Folkl and forward Nygaard pulled down 43.6% of the rebounds in 50.9 minutes per game, compared to 40.9% for Brink & Jones in 57.2 minutes per game. 

Folkl is IMO the best player to come through Stanford. The only knock on her was that her FT% was middling. That year, in conference, her FT% was only 69.4%.  Yes, it was a full 2 percentage points lower than her FG%.  Just terrible (;-). Kinda dwarfs the numbers for Shaq or Steph or Griner or whoever. 

That year, guard Milena Flores hit 49.4% of her FG%. She was 5th best on the team.

https://stanford_ftp.sidearmsports.com/c...997-98.pdf