[2006alum]

Fingall:    11.7 min, .45 FG%, .42 3PT%, 3.3 PTs, .69 FT%, 3.1 RBs, 1.5 F, 0.6 TO, .40 B
Prechtel: 11.2 min, .39 FG%, .33 3PT%, 4.6 PTs, .46 FT%, 3.2 RBs, 1.8 F, 1.0 TO, .78 B

Your comparative stats are really limited (especially for Prechtel's sophomore season).  Plus, it doesn't account for things like "Fingall did not have an outside shot to speak of, allowing teams to sag off completely." 

Well, I guess we'll have to agree to disagree about whether 42% 3 pt shooting and 1/3 of made shots coming from beyond the arc constitutes "an outside shot to speak of." My memory is that Fingall was often effective at the high post precisely because she could step back and make the trey.

[2006alum]

Fingall:    11.7 min, .45 FG%, .42 3PT%, 3.3 PTs, .69 FT%, 3.1 RBs, 1.5 F, 0.6 TO, .40 B
Prechtel: 11.2 min, .39 FG%, .33 3PT%, 4.6 PTs, .46 FT%, 3.2 RBs, 1.8 F, 1.0 TO, .78 B

Your comparative stats are really limited (especially for Prechtel's sophomore season).  Plus, it doesn't account for things like "Fingall did not have an outside shot to speak of, allowing teams to sag off completely." 

Well, I guess we'll have to agree to disagree about whether 42% 3 pt shooting and 1/3 of made shots coming from beyond the arc constitutes "an outside shot to speak of." My memory is that Fingall was often effective at the high post precisely because she could step back and make the trey.