C Connecticut role players quadrant chart

The C Connecticut' players who aren't starters or stars. Plot C Connecticut role players anywhere on a two-axis chart, such as good to bad and fun to boring.

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Drag picks anywhere on the chart, or tap one then tap a spot

14 to place · drag one anywhere on the chart, or tap it then the spot
Christa Ramos#3
G · CCSU
Isys Dunphy#4
G · CCSU
Jah'Nae Stevens#22
F · CCSU
Jessica Farrell#14
G · CCSU
Jill Dingler#1
G · CCSU
KBKyndal Box#13
G · CCSU
Liana Salamone#5
G · CCSU
Mathilda Toure#10
F · CCSU
Na-​Kyah Williams#0
G · CCSU
Nicora Patrick#24
G · CCSU
Nyasia McKelvey#20
C · CCSU
Taryn Campbell#15
F · CCSU
Valentina Vrcan#7
G · CCSU
Vanyah Otey#30
G · CCSU

Top C Connecticut role players — November 2026

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No top list yet this month — your picks and finished rankings start it.

What a quadrant chart is for

Unlike a list, a quadrant chart lets two picks sit close together or far apart, so it shows how much better one is.

Try good against overrated, or fun against skillful, to sort players on two questions at once.

The C Connecticut' players who aren't starters or stars.

Every pick and every finished ranking here counts toward the top C Connecticut role players for November 2026.

Step by step

  1. Click the axis labels to name them.
  2. Drag each pick to its spot on the chart.
  3. Change the canvas size or the picture size from the controls above the chart.
  4. The search box under the board finds anyone else you want to add.
  5. Download image saves a picture of your board with your name or logo on it, and Copy link shares this exact board.