Throwing down the gauntlet

[UConnCat]

KML in interviews has talked about how she learned the game from the inside out. She played inside first and became a strong rebounder and finisher, and after that started working on her ball handling and (especially) her outside shot, because she knew she would need to have a complete game at her 6'0" height.

She is the all-time leading rebounder at her high school, Mater Dei in CA.

She is really a classic inside/outside player, even though it's her 3-ball that gets the most attention around the country.

KML was Team USA's leading rebounder at the WUGs this summer. She played mostly at the 4 because the team lacked post players. She is incredibly strong and likely has the strongest hands on the UConn team. Once she gets her mitts on the ball, it's hers.

 

[VAMike23]

KML was Team USA's leading rebounder at the WUGs this summer. She played mostly at the 4 because the team lacked post players. She is incredibly strong and likely has the strongest hands on the UConn team. Once she gets her mitts on the ball, it's hers.

Yep - she is very strong in traffic

 

[DaddyChoc]

"stretch 4" thats a new term to me... thanks!

 

[Icebear]

I think TENN will have one of the better front courts in the country by the end of the year. Definitely not the best... or even the second best. Top 5 perhaps

I think this is a fair assessment.