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Pretty much what she wants, whenever she wants.She was like a woman among girls tonight. Prepping for the Olympic tryouts.
NotStewie is undoubtedly THE undisputed GOAT ever played at the UCWBB.
From the new guy... I got to see Stewie play at DePaul (only the second time I've seen UConn live - first one was at Gampel in 1995). The amazing thing is that both my wife and I came away from the game saying that she was even better in person than on the TV. You can't say that about everybody. To be able to watch her play is a real treat.
Hello New guy.
Too bad you missed the 2008 Saturday March 1st game. UCONN also had a pretty good player there on that day that you missed.-- But I'm sure you heard about afterwards!!
Did you forget Diana?? She carried the team her final year to a NC. I don't think Stewie could if she didn't have the cast has /had around herStewie is undoubtedly THE undisputed GOAT ever played at the UCWBB.
I think she ALREADY is!
I never forgot D that is why I picked her second before Maya. Oh! and I never forgot she shot 0 for 11 in the national semi in her freshman year.Did you forget Diana?? She carried the team her final year to a NC. I don't think Stewie could if she didn't have the cast has /had around her
Neither did SHE! I would still take Diana over Stewie because she was the best WCBB player EVER!I never forgot D that is why I picked her second before Maya. Oh! and I never forgot she shot 0 for 11 in the national semi in her freshman year.
Stevie plays defense.Neither did SHE! I would still take Diana over Stewie because she was the best WCBB player EVER!
Stevie plays defense.
Stewie could put up even higher numbers.Let's keep in mind that Diana Taurasi is the only UConn legends to win a championship ( two actually) when she was the only All-American on the team. Granted, Stewie had no control over who her teammates were, but would she have won last year without Mo? I think not. Taurasi's achievements from 2002-04 may never be repeated. I guess we could find out next year how hard that is.
She makes them superior. Not saying DT doesn't play D, it's just that she can't impact a game on the D side like Stewie can. Stewie was the FF MVP, as a freshman. On a team with AA's, much like DT as a freshman. Stewie won, DT lost.DT played defense. Not saying who is best ever yet but DT's "knock" of not playing defense is way over-exaggerated.
I think one important thing is Stewie has to win this year. This team is superior to everyone in terms talent. This is Stewie's sr year. She should be in control of things - which she certainly has been- they must win it all. No excuses unless injury.
She makes them superior. Not saying DT doesn't play D, it's just that she can't impact a game on the D side like Stewie can. Stewie was the FF MVP, as a freshman. On a team with AA's, much like DT as a freshman. Stewie won, DT lost.
I'd take Stewart as a senior over anyone else in UConn history for an individual season. For a career, I think Maya Moore's body of work and consistently high play is unmatched by anyone at UCONN. Maya was THE stud on her team and was the go to player all 4 years. UCONN hadn't been to the final four in 3 years prior to her arrival. She led UCONN to an insane 150-4 record over her 4 years and she was the standout player all 4 years on some very talented teams. She filled the box score better than anyone and was remarkably efficient all 4 years. She played outstanding defense and has continued her success, winning 3 titles in her first 5 years at UCONN.
Stewart has made a strong case for herself, interestingly what hurts her is that she has played with so many other talented players that we've only really seen her in 2 different states--up and down as a freshman and the dominant go to player the last 3 years. All 4 years she's had one of the best PGs ever in Jefferson playing alongside her, the leading 3pt shooter in NCAA history for 3 years, and several other All Americans/1st round draft picks. Much of her individual success stems from having great teammates and utter team domination so she's never really had to burden the load and put her team on her back or face tense late game situations.
I'd take Moore because I think she's proven dominance, offensive/defense prowess, and she can step up her game in tight moments and take over. She also was an Olympic caliber player coming out of high school, where I don't think Stewart evolved into that caliber of a player until this season.