I guess we can remove Lou Gehrig from his pedestal then, huh?

So you fail to understand why a high school girl might want to play out-of-state in college. Why do we care about your failings?

I served in the US Army. And you?

Here's what the former North Carolina player and now professional player Camille Little feels about never having won a national championship while in college:
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http://tinyurl.com/3a7jryf

Consider the comment of one player in UConn's incoming freshman class: "I never won the state championship in high school. I'm tired of losing, I want to win!" This, from a McDonald's High School All-American girls basketball player.

As far as I know, winning the NCAA women's basketball championship does not disqualify you from other pursuits in life. It all depends on your life vision, abilities and drive.

I think cabbie191 has wrapped up the main factors for a good decision rather well. Too bad overbearing parents sometimes pressure their kids into the wrong choice. After all, who's going to class and practicing five days a week, the parents?