04-14-2020, 04:56 PM
ESPN just released a ranking of which school produces the best players at each position in wBB and we came in the Top 5 of three different lists:
#2 for Sharpshooters: "This is about the best from behind the arc, and UConn and Stanford were quite a bit ahead of the field in that area...The likes of Nicole Powell and Candice Wiggins bolstered Stanford"
#2 for Wings: "Wings are expected to do a lot of everything, and they were graded accordingly, with emphasis on scoring from 2- and 3-point range, rebounding and assists. The same two schools -- UConn and Stanford -- were 1-2 at wings and sharpshooters, and many of the same players contributed to that status. That includes Stanford's Jeanette Pohlen and Alanna Smith, who along with Wiggins and Powell, were on both lists."
#5 for Post Scorers: "Key measurements were points, offensive rebounds and free throws...Sisters Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike led Stanford."
#2 for Sharpshooters: "This is about the best from behind the arc, and UConn and Stanford were quite a bit ahead of the field in that area...The likes of Nicole Powell and Candice Wiggins bolstered Stanford"
#2 for Wings: "Wings are expected to do a lot of everything, and they were graded accordingly, with emphasis on scoring from 2- and 3-point range, rebounding and assists. The same two schools -- UConn and Stanford -- were 1-2 at wings and sharpshooters, and many of the same players contributed to that status. That includes Stanford's Jeanette Pohlen and Alanna Smith, who along with Wiggins and Powell, were on both lists."
#5 for Post Scorers: "Key measurements were points, offensive rebounds and free throws...Sisters Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike led Stanford."
