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Tuesday, October 30
Updated: November 5, 1:17 PM ET
 
Experts divided on Player of Year honor

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Selecting a preseason Player of the Year is no easy task. Just ask ESPN.com's experts. We did, and found a division of the minds. While each expert had a different answer, check back later this week when ESPN.com unveils its pick for the preseason Player of the Year and our All-America team.

A TRICKY PICK

Chantelle Anderson
Vanderbilt

Jr. | Center | 6-6
2001: 21.2 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 72.3 FG


Anderson is very athletic and can use either hand around the basket. She can score down low, pass out of the double team and is a great shot-blocker.

Sue Bird
Connecticut

Sr. | Guard | 5-9
2001: 10.9 ppg, 5.0 apg, 1.9 spg


Bird plays with heart, smarts and a court savvy few can match. She can shoot, score and run the Husky attack to perfection.

Stacey Dales
Oklahoma

Sr. | Guard | 6-0
2001: 16.0 ppg, 7.3.0 apg, 5.1 rpg


Dales is versatile and savvy. Her mind is working constantly, and she has the athletic skills to match the noggin.






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