Roz Gold-Onwude

So Asia had 51 first place votes, and that's out of 72 total voters.

So that's about 71% of the voters voted for her in first place for MVP.

After that, it was Fee with 18 votes, Alyssa Thomas next with three.

So this was actually a landslide for Asia as the MVP.

This is back to back for her.

And this season, she was also the co-defensive player of the year.

So dominance.

But despite all of that dominance, we do hear from Becky Hammond, from fan bases, from teammates, from media even, that...

In some ways, Asia still gets counted out or slept on, or perhaps are we having a growing apathy or just fatigue of her excellence that's starting to grow, Angel?

Yes, that's my thing.

Are we are we just savoring this enough?

We're literally talking about we get to watch somebody in the middle of their prime that already is putting a resume together that could be untouchable as the goat.

Not like one of the goats like could be is on her way to being the goat.

This is all the categories that she was like first and second.

second and in third, 23 points, 10 rebounds, two blocks, three assists, 1.6 steals.

It was on both ends, but also 50% from the field, 42% from three.

Not that she takes that many, but she has that percentage.

She shot 85% from the free throw line.

So Asia nearly also had a 50, 40, 90 season.

Just like Fee did.