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I thought South Carolina was the path to the WNBA. That's what Boston said.
Boston could have joined the WNBA out of HS.
OT: Sad News for Many In WNBA
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Boston could have joined the WNBA out of HS.
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Generational players can do that.
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This is a pretty cool list and demonstrates UConn's dominance yet also their relative longevity in the league. Bird and DT are the standard bearers in terms of experience and age but the younger guns are entering the league and sticking it out.
Duke and Maryland also have some players who have hung around the league for sometime and found success and longevity. Odom for Duke is a rookie and Brown is in year 3 (of course she was a transfer from Maryland herself). The others are all 2015 and before. To me it speaks to the fact Duke just isn't getting the caliber type players they did once upon a time. The situation at Maryland with a consistent exit door surprises me but they seem to keep reloading.
Duke and Maryland also have some players who have hung around the league for sometime and found success and longevity. Odom for Duke is a rookie and Brown is in year 3 (of course she was a transfer from Maryland herself). The others are all 2015 and before. To me it speaks to the fact Duke just isn't getting the caliber type players they did once upon a time. The situation at Maryland with a consistent exit door surprises me but they seem to keep reloading.