They're giants in the paint, but not just because of their size. These five dominate the key like nobody else in the country.

ESPN.COM'S TOP FIVE
	Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt, 6-6, senior "She makes it look easy inside, and not just because she's 6-6." -- Mechelle Voepel G MIN FG REB PTS AVG 37 29.9 64.7 77.3 6.8 20.7
	Kara Braxton, Georgia, 6-6, sophomore "Last season's SEC Freshman of the Year proved she can be lethal when she gets the ball down low." -- Nancy Lieberman G MIN FG REB BLK AVG 30 24.5 54.0 6.8 2.0 16.3
	Vanessa Hayden, Florida, 6-4, junior "She's very active on the boards and hard to guard. Carolyn Peck can help her become an even bigger force." -- Nancy Lieberman G MIN FG REB BLK AVG 29 27.6 50.6 11.8 4.3 17.1
	Nicole Ohlde, Kansas State, 6-4, junior "She's extremely versatile. Has worked on different inside moves and is ready to be an All-America caliber player." -- Mechelle Voepel G MIN FG REB BLK AVG 34 33.8 57.9 7.7 2.0 17.9
	Stacy Stephens, Texas, 6-1, junior "If the ball's in her vicinty, those meat-hook hands will get it. Can score facing up or take you off the dribble." -- Nancy Lieberman G MIN FG REB STL AVG 31 29.0 51.4 9.8 1.1 14.0

ESPN analyst Nancy Lieberman and ESPN.com columnist Mechelle Voepel contributed to the selection process.