[PalmTree]

Another article of interest, on ESPN, their ranking of the 50 best WBB players in the Pac-12 since the conference began governing women's sports in 1986-87. Multiple Stanford players on the list, including Nneka as #2 (Lisa Leslie at #1). Chiney is #6. 

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...layers-all

Some quick observations:
- agree with Leslie at #1
- "multiple Stanford players" is putting it mildly :-)
- what awesome post tandems we've been lucky to watch in the P12 - Leslie/Thompson, Nneka/Chiney, Appel/Pederson & now Cam/Kiki. Most formidable front line overall? I'll go with Stevens/Steding/Whiting
- No Milica Vukadinovich?!?!?

[PalmTree]

Another article of interest, on ESPN, their ranking of the 50 best WBB players in the Pac-12 since the conference began governing women's sports in 1986-87. Multiple Stanford players on the list, including Nneka as #2 (Lisa Leslie at #1). Chiney is #6. 

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...layers-all

Some quick observations:
- agree with Leslie at #1
- "multiple Stanford players" is putting it mildly :-)
- what awesome post tandems we've been lucky to watch in the P12 - Leslie/Thompson, Nneka/Chiney, Appel/Pederson & now Cam/Kiki. Most formidable front line overall? I'll go with Stevens/Steding/Whiting
- No Milica Vukadinovich?!?!?