[81alum]

Charming queen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5ZrL4U4kLc

Next year's PG?

The court vision, handles, and passing are elite, but at 5'7" struggled getting her shots blocked by the DeSoto girls from Texas. Some Stanford 3-point shooting tutelage could ameliorate that.

Think she'll be somewhat similar but a better version of Marta Sniezek.

If she is a very good passing point guard that can slash to the basket, she does not have to be able to make jump shots over the top of defenders.  She will have to make jump shots when left alone.  That was Sniezek's issue.  It got to the point that the other team would always sag off of her, daring her to shoot an uncontested jumpshot, and she wouldn't.  A great point guard does not have to be an elite scorer, but has to be good enough to require the other team to defend her.  5'7" Amber Orrange comes to mind.  She averaged just below 10 ppg and shot 37% from three point range.  That was enough of a credible threat to keep a defender on her at all times.  If Amber had had Brink and Jones to pass to she would have been even more effective, but as much as I loved them Erica McCall and Kaylee Johnson were not of the same caliber as our current bigs.

[81alum]

Charming queen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5ZrL4U4kLc

Next year's PG?

The court vision, handles, and passing are elite, but at 5'7" struggled getting her shots blocked by the DeSoto girls from Texas. Some Stanford 3-point shooting tutelage could ameliorate that.

Think she'll be somewhat similar but a better version of Marta Sniezek.

If she is a very good passing point guard that can slash to the basket, she does not have to be able to make jump shots over the top of defenders.  She will have to make jump shots when left alone.  That was Sniezek's issue.  It got to the point that the other team would always sag off of her, daring her to shoot an uncontested jumpshot, and she wouldn't.  A great point guard does not have to be an elite scorer, but has to be good enough to require the other team to defend her.  5'7" Amber Orrange comes to mind.  She averaged just below 10 ppg and shot 37% from three point range.  That was enough of a credible threat to keep a defender on her at all times.  If Amber had had Brink and Jones to pass to she would have been even more effective, but as much as I loved them Erica McCall and Kaylee Johnson were not of the same caliber as our current bigs.