Greg Cappel - 08:54pm Mar 4, 1999 ET (#1 of 5) It's Wally's World, the rest of y'all are just paying rent. Probably #1

susan lowe - 02:18pm Mar 5, 1999 ET (#2 of 5) Yes. Until someone else comes along who can dominate the game and demonstrate the moves that Chamique does so effortlessly with grace and grit - she will remain my pick for the BEST college player - ever. But I bet there are little girls (and probably even some little boys)out there who are practicing their jump shots and dribbling and driving to the lane wearing their #23 Tennessee jerseys in the hopes of being the next "Chamique". She has made a tremendous impact in college basketball not only with her play on the court but with her humble attitude - I know I will miss her next year.

LJ Skeen - 06:12pm Mar 11, 1999 ET (#3 of 5) For Now! Holdsclaw is the best player in 1999, but she will soon be passed by teammate ( and Texan:))Tamicha Catchings.

VOL-1 - 04:20pm Mar 14, 1999 ET (#4 of 5) TENNESSEE LADY VOLS 1987,1989,1991,1996,1997,1998,1999 NCAA CHAMPIONS ONE WORD YES

sulis - 03:53pm Mar 15, 1999 ET (#5 of 5) this year? YES best ever? MAYBE...someday... Chamique has excelled on and off the court. On the court, she's dependable and elegant. Off the court, she's good-natured and humble--a truly great player and human being. She's definately helped women's hoops move to a whole new level of acceptance which directly translates into increased opportunities for our daughters. I TOTALLY agree she's among the very best women ever to play basketball. She herself would be the first to admit to being honored to be included with Cheryl Miller, Nancy Lieberman, Anne Donovan, Carol Blazekowski whose talents and achievements have also been great. In my mind, it's still too early in Chamique's career to grant her as the "best ever." She certainly seems talented enough to earn the title by the end of her career. However, at this point, my vote would have to go to Cheryl Miller. Cheryl was an awesome, dominating player--and the first to really enjoy the attention of the media as well. Cheryl laid her heart out for each and every game. Those of you impressed with the emotional game of Semeka Randall and Mery Andrade should watch some tapes of Cheryl's play for National Champion Univ. of So. California (USC). If you've watched her coaching the Phoenix Mercury, you can guess what she was like as a player. Imagine the dominance of Chamique with the fire of Semeka and you'll start to understand. That girl could do it ALL! #1DukeWOMEN'Sfan
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