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Great post, as always, since I agree with your lineup. by BabaGhanouj

While I agree that Maddy Westbeld, as we envision her, could provide good defense, rebounding, and distribution, in addition to scoring, in the high post, with regard to starters, the experienced ones generally get the nod.

When we watched highlight films of Katlyn Gilbert, it was her quickness and speed that always jumped out. We have seen that a few times this season, but not enough. I think the year of experience will again reveal her quickness.

I have a hard time with Abby over Anaya, but we will see.

And the "A Team" is the greatest publicity stunt since the pom-pom! Congrats MPG! That's fantastic. I wonder how many high school steals that team would bring to the Notre Dame court? That could be an all-time record for 5 on the court at one time. Perhaps FightingIrishRadio could scrounge that up.