This article speaks to a lot of that.
she should because I don't see her making it in the WBNA and she could get her PHD and become a professor at KSU
Agree, especially with her defense. But I think CC is going to settle into a role as more of a true PG, she'll get points but I see her thriving more as an elite passer dishing to her two All-Star bigs. I think people who assume she'll average 20+ ppg and continue launching logo 3s in bunches at the next level are kidding themselves. I think she's going to be a floor general and rack up massive assist numbers.
That's essentially what the article says. I didn't bother to look it up, but they mention someone high scoring PG who went from college to the WNBA and didn't have nearly the same scoring output, but was a great passer.
Kelsey Plum is a good example: great scorer during college. Bill Laimbeer, the previous Las Vegas Aces HC, was able to convert her into a lockdown defender. When Laimbeer retired and Hammon stepped in, she became a much more complete player: can defend and can score.
Be interesting to see if the new Tenn. coach reaches out to her.
I feel for her. There is something behind her move to Baylor. It def was a ver bad move and a wasted year. Of course she was one of my favs at ISU and I told her so during an autograph session last year.
With the health issues that Lee has experienced in her time at KSU, I would seriously consider going pro while she can. Otherwise she might not have the body to last in the pros - too banged up.
Well, I know a program that's losing a lot of senior leadership and is in fairly dire need of a PG...
One more year. She played 3 at Louisville and one at LSU, and has a COVID year remaining.
