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Nothing shocking about Sniezek vs Dangerfield & Ty Harris as by Domerduck

to why those teams were so much better. Those were the point guards on each of the 3 teams you list the minutes and each was the player with the most minutes. Then you bring up Oregon and I don't have to even look at the stats to know Sabrina had the most minutes on that very experienced team. Sniezek was only with her team 1 year while the other 3 were 4 year players on the same team. All the point guards were eligible to be drafted in the WNBA. They go: #1 Sabrina, #7 Harris, #16 Dangerfield. Sniezek not drafted, but she will parlay her Stanford/ND education to a fine future.

Add that the second experience player for the 4 teams you compare were drafted by the WNBA at #6 Herbert Harrigan, #8 Hebard, & #9 Megan Walker vs Destinee who still has a year left and probably won't go that high in next years draft, the quality of that experience matter as the glue to a team's success with the equally talented younger rosters (with the exception of the more experienced Duck team).