WNBA on NCAA champs

Makes complete sense. Top college talent has always gotten a chance in the pros.

That is a very good point that I hadn't previously considered lmao.


From that 2021 Stanford team, we'll certainly see Jones and Brink in the pros. I really like Hannah Jump's chances too, honestly. Maybe one more player after that.

From the 2022 South Carolina team, I mean, my goodness: Boston, Cooke, surely Cardoso, probably Beal, Amihere could get a chance even though she hasn't actually produced all that much. On top of those, a few other young players who didn't see many minutes may rise up to become WNBA-level.


Does this list include players who transferred to a different school later on in their college careers? Well, come to think of it, idek if that has ever happened before. Transferring, despite always being a thing, didn't become as trendy as it has until recently, after all. Players have transferred from both of the aforementioned teams. (Jenna Brown, Jana Van Gytenbeek from Stanford; Destiny Littleton, Saniya Rivers, Eniya Russell, Elysa Wesolek from South Carolina)

😳 Yes, because that’s exactly how a nonzero decent amount of people remember Sophia Young – as the GOAT of wcbb. 🥴 Oof, imagine her – just, like, in general – in the WNBA as it is now…

It was 2011 when this came up.  Her reputation was different then.  Nowadays talking about her play is a bit like discussing John Wilkes Booth's acting ability.