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Don't know what ignore does. I guess I could try it on you. by BabaGhanouj

I have no idea who the 4 best McGraw era players are, or why they picked the number 4 or why this article is the most frustrating to navigate (partially because you linked to the last entry—number 1. I might just ignore you for creating all that confusion.) Certainly Skylar Diggins and Ruth Riley. I’m not sure how you can not include WNBA All-Star Kayla McBride, if you combine what she did at Notre Dame with what she has done in the pros. Jewell Loyd, if she had played all 4 years. Natalie Achonwa, perhaps, if she didn’t tear her ACL. I’ll have to think about number 4.