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A Coach Valley follow, Sydney Savoury is a 5-11 G from Michigan, ESPN's #15 prospect and ASGR's #26 prospect in 2027.
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Blow by on Vukosa at 1:33. This kid can shoot.
Sheesh, I'm surprised the net didn't catch fire the way she was shooting
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This breakdown of Sydney Savoury makes her sound like the epitome of a UConn guard.
5.2 pick-and-roll points per game over 18 games demonstrates exactly what college coaches value in rotation guards: predictable production against elite competition. Savoury doesn’t hunt highlight plays – she creates efficient offense through sound decision-making and technical execution.
She reads defensive coverages appropriately and makes choices that optimize team offense rather than individual statistics.
Her court vision in screen situations indicates understanding of spacing concepts and help defensive rotations. That basketball IQ suggests immediate college adaptation potential.
Savoury fits particularly well into motion-plus-pick-and-roll offenses where guards operate within structured frameworks rather than creating freelance opportunities. Her decision-making suggests she understands team concepts and executes them consistently.
5.2 pick-and-roll points per game over 18 games demonstrates exactly what college coaches value in rotation guards: predictable production against elite competition. Savoury doesn’t hunt highlight plays – she creates efficient offense through sound decision-making and technical execution.
She reads defensive coverages appropriately and makes choices that optimize team offense rather than individual statistics.
Her court vision in screen situations indicates understanding of spacing concepts and help defensive rotations. That basketball IQ suggests immediate college adaptation potential.
Savoury fits particularly well into motion-plus-pick-and-roll offenses where guards operate within structured frameworks rather than creating freelance opportunities. Her decision-making suggests she understands team concepts and executes them consistently.