[BACardinal]

On ESPN they rated all the teams and each individual draftee. They gave Indiana a C for picking Lexie when they did and figured she should have gone later in the draft. They said Lexus was a good outside shooter and was a good defensive player but they questioned her athleticism. I guess who ever rated her never saw her play. What a bunch of BS.

Can you link the article? The only article I found is from ESPNW and they handed Indiana an A for their draft class but no individual grades for the draftees.

I would have to agree that Lexie is not the most athletic in terms of fluidity. Often times she will brick a layup because she is very stiff and her movements are not what a basketball scout would call "athletic"

I think her length, shooting, and basketball IQ will help her get a roster spot and make an impact in the league. Stanford's system really helps players in the pros because it is a lot of reading plays happening in the moment instead of predetermined cuts and movements.

[BACardinal]

On ESPN they rated all the teams and each individual draftee. They gave Indiana a C for picking Lexie when they did and figured she should have gone later in the draft. They said Lexus was a good outside shooter and was a good defensive player but they questioned her athleticism. I guess who ever rated her never saw her play. What a bunch of BS.

Can you link the article? The only article I found is from ESPNW and they handed Indiana an A for their draft class but no individual grades for the draftees.

I would have to agree that Lexie is not the most athletic in terms of fluidity. Often times she will brick a layup because she is very stiff and her movements are not what a basketball scout would call "athletic"

I think her length, shooting, and basketball IQ will help her get a roster spot and make an impact in the league. Stanford's system really helps players in the pros because it is a lot of reading plays happening in the moment instead of predetermined cuts and movements.