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Yes Carol Owens Does. Right There in the Bio by dillon77

...and for TNG, it seen lists who said players are.

This post in her bio (attached) lists some of her charges:

"Owens has had the magic touch when it comes to developing elite post players over the years, with no fewer than seven of her pupils (Natalie Achonwa, Jacqueline Batteast, Katryna Gaither, Ruth Riley, Devereaux Peters, Jessica Shepard and Brianna Turner) earning a combined 34 All-America honors during their college careers. Six of her post protegees went on be drafted into the WNBA – as Riley, Peters and Batteast all went on to claim WNBA titles."