I truly like Candace Parker, but is her game a bit overrated?

Answer 1

Hell no.

In the Tennessee Record Books...

Eighth in All-Time Career Field Goal Percentage (.552)
13th in All-Time Career Blocks (86) o Second in All-Time Single-Season Blocks (86)
First in All-Time Single-Season Free Throws Attempted (218) and third in free throws made (159)
Second in Freshman Season Points (622) and second in scoring average (17.3 ppg)
Fourth in Freshman Season Rebounds (298) and third in rebounding average (8.3 rpg)
Second All-Time Freshman Single Game Free Throws Made, (11 vs. Rutgers 3/26/06)
First All-Time Freshman Single Game Blocks, (7 vs. Michigan State, 11/24/05)
Second All-Time Single Game Blocks, (7 vs. Michigan State, 11/24/05)
Eighth All-Time Freshman Single Game Rebounds, (15 vs. Florida, 2/26/06)
Second in All-Time Freshman Single Game Scoring (34 vs. Florida, 2/26/06)
Third in All-Time Freshman Single Game Field Goals Made, (12 vs. Florida, 2/26/06)
Third in total double-doubles by a freshman (10)
2005-06: Named a Kodak/WBCA All-American...Named a second team All-American by the Associated Press...Named to the NCAA Cleveland Regional All-Region Team...The only Lady Vol to start every game last season, she led the team in scoring 18 times and in rebounding 22 times...Through her first four career NCAA Tournament games, led all tournament participants in free throw attempts, ranked second in blocked shots and fifth in points scored...Finished her freshman season ranked second in points by a rookie and third in rebounds in the UT record books...Against Army, became the first female to dunk in an NCAA Tournament game and the first woman to dunk twice in any game...Nominated for the ESPY's GMC Professional Grade Play Award for her dunks...Named one of 18 finalists for the Wooden Award...Hit the game-winning shot in the SEC Championship game against LSU...Named the SEC Tournament MVP, just the second SEC Freshman of the Year to ever garner both awards...Earned a double-double in all three games against Georgia this year...Against Georgia in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament, she earned her 10th double-double of the season, which moved her past Tamika Catchings for third place in most double-doubles by a rookie...Named the SEC Freshman of the Year, a first-team All-SEC selection and an SEC All-Freshman Team choice by the coaches...The unanimous SEC Rookie of the Year according to the Associated Press...Also a second-team All-SEC selection in the media poll...Had a career-high 34 points and 15 rebounds against the Gators...On Feb. 20, Parker was named to the Naismith Award Midseason List, comprised of the nation's top-30 players...Charted her sixth double-double of the season with 19 points and 14 rebounds at Georgia, despite playing on a sprained left ankle...A finalist for the 2006 V Foundation Comeback Player of the Year Award...On Feb. 2, Parker was named to the Wooden Award Midseason Watch List...She was one of 20 collegiate women's basketball players in the country on the list and one of only two freshmen...Named the Philips Player of the Game on eight occasions (Georgia, LSU, Kentucky, Duke, Mississippi State, Georgia, Stanford and Stetson), the SEC Freshman of the Week four times (12/5, 12/19, 1/10 and 1/16), the SEC Player of the Week on Jan. 16, the Lady Vol Athlete of the Week twice (1/16, 11/28) and January's Lady Vol Athlete of the Month...Hampered by a hip flexor injury against Mississippi, Parker failed to either score in double figures or grab at least 10 rebounds in a game for the first and only time all season...Named the Lady Vol Athlete of the Week and the SEC Player and Freshman of the Week on Jan. 16 after back-to-back double-doubles in SEC play...Named to the Paradise Jam All-Tournament Team and garnered Most Valuable Player honors as well...Stuffed seven Michigan State attempts - the most ever by a Lady Vol freshman and the second most ever by a Lady Vol basketball player...Posted a double-double against Stetson in her first collegiate game (19 points, 10 rebounds)...Became just the 10th Lady Vol to start the first game of the year as a freshman...Earned SEC All-Academic honors.

2004-05: Candace joined teammate Alex Fuller as the first ever redshirt freshmen, after she missed the 2004-05 campaign to recover from a pair of surgeries in the off-season on Aug. 25 and Sept. 8, 2004...The latter surgery repaired both the lateral meniscus and the lateral articular cartilage in her left knee...Candace's ACL, from her prior surgery in July 2003, was in excellent condition...Earned a spot on the Lady Vol Honor Roll...Named to the SEC All-Academic Freshman Team

With those numbers, you can't possibly say she's overrated.

Answer 2

Candace is the terrific all around participant interior the WNBA. She has saved a low profile on the grounds that asserting the information. thankfully for her, she's in Minneapolis, and previously Sacramento because of fact her hubby performs for minor industry communities.

Answer 3

Hell No She Is the Best Womens Player In college History And Will Soon Dominate The WNBA