Crazy how dominant she is at such a young age. The fact that she has 2 more years of high school to level up even more is crazy. Literally the complete player.
Everything but the height. She's 5'4 at 15 so maybe she gets to 5'7. Even then, the landscape is littered with elite undersized guards in the women's (and mens) game. She'll play at a high level D1 school but after that it's for big girls only.
I think her speed and vision may put her in a different box than other undersized players. And it’s possible for wbna expansion. Its pretty much time for it
@@laylow5065 I will tell you a little secret about the WNBA expansion...it's not going to happen! (here). What you may see is the experimentation with an international WNBA with teams in Europe, then S. America and lastly Asia as a pre-cursor to the NBA doing the same. Still, if you bring in more foreign based teams it's to capture the stars from other countries, not to make room for more (smaller) women players...now, as for this young lady, she has it all but keep in mind she plays in a 2A conference. There is talent at those size schools but it's not 4A talent. Anytime you hear about a kid (boy or girl) dropping 30+ regularly then the league is suspect. I do see how she makes her teammates better, she facilitates and gets them easy shots, takes good shots herself (it is a highlight film so I dunno). I would like to see how she plays defensively because that would be the area where she can differentiate herself from other under 5'10 guards. I know she has the tenacity but her foot speed is hard to gauge against these girls. My advice for her would be to play for a school where she will play against the top talent and she is the best player on her team. Maybe at NC State or Wake Forest. Stay in state where she has love and familiarity and can beat Duke and UNC. Also, KEEP THE GLASSES. It's a look. In this day and age, talent recognition is as much about marketability and branding....I just put a note in my calendar to check the 2028 and 2029 WNBA Draft.
Crazy how dominant she is at such a young age. The fact that she has 2 more years of high school to level up even more is crazy. Literally the complete player.
Exactly! I agree. She’s going to be big once drafted, if she does want to do WNBA. She’ll be great to watch.
Ditto That!!!
Beautiful assists.
She really make everyone around here better 👍🏀
Lil Mamba 💯🔥🏀
Everything but the height. She's 5'4 at 15 so maybe she gets to 5'7. Even then, the landscape is littered with elite undersized guards in the women's (and mens) game. She'll play at a high level D1 school but after that it's for big girls only.
I think her speed and vision may put her in a different box than other undersized players. And it’s possible for wbna expansion. Its pretty much time for it
@@laylow5065 I will tell you a little secret about the WNBA expansion...it's not going to happen! (here). What you may see is the experimentation with an international WNBA with teams in Europe, then S. America and lastly Asia as a pre-cursor to the NBA doing the same. Still, if you bring in more foreign based teams it's to capture the stars from other countries, not to make room for more (smaller) women players...now, as for this young lady, she has it all but keep in mind she plays in a 2A conference. There is talent at those size schools but it's not 4A talent. Anytime you hear about a kid (boy or girl) dropping 30+ regularly then the league is suspect. I do see how she makes her teammates better, she facilitates and gets them easy shots, takes good shots herself (it is a highlight film so I dunno). I would like to see how she plays defensively because that would be the area where she can differentiate herself from other under 5'10 guards. I know she has the tenacity but her foot speed is hard to gauge against these girls. My advice for her would be to play for a school where she will play against the top talent and she is the best player on her team. Maybe at NC State or Wake Forest. Stay in state where she has love and familiarity and can beat Duke and UNC. Also, KEEP THE GLASSES. It's a look. In this day and age, talent recognition is as much about marketability and branding....I just put a note in my calendar to check the 2028 and 2029 WNBA Draft.