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Jordan Nixon v. Jenna Brown by sixtythreer

Jordan had the fortune/misfortune to play behind five All-Americans who were all drafted into the WNBA. Jenna played on a very good team.

Jenna Brown at the time she committed to ND was the #1 ranked point guard. Then she suffered an
injury. She thereafter de-committed from ND and committed to Stanford.

As I compare Jordan's and Jenna's last season records, Jordan had a better season than Jenna.

Notwithstanding her injuries, Jordan played 377 minutes to Jenna's 274. Jordan average 14.5 mpg; Jenna, 8.1. Jordan was 21/49 on field goals; Jenna, 19/61. Jordan was 6/16 from 3; Jenna, 3/18.
Jordan averaged 2.9 points per game; Jenna, 1.6. Jordan got 1.2 rebounds per game; Jenna, 0.9.

Only in assists to turnovers did Jenna fare better: Jenna - 27/27; Jordan 36/46.

Draw your own conclusions.