Post by Marco on Mar 29, 2024 15:23:59 GMT
CBS Sports Revised WNBA Draft
Here is the latest WNBA Draft from CBS Sports. They have Aaliyah at No. 6 and I'm so happy to see Nika as No. 12. I would love for her to be a first round pick.
6. WASHINGTON MYSTICS: AALIYAH EDWARDS – F, UCONN
If Edwards is still on the board at No. 6, that is a no-brainer for the Mystics. She averaged 16.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and two blocks on 57.1% shooting in UConn's first two wins in the NCAA Tournament, showing off her versatile and efficient offensive game in the process. Edwards may not be the most exciting player, but she is so solid on both sides of the ball and has the size and athleticism to make a smooth transition to the pro level.
12. ATLANTA DREAM: NIKA MUHL – G, UCONN
The Dream have plenty of versatile players who can handle the ball and initiate offense, but offseason acquisition Jordin Canada is the only true point guard on the roster. It never hurts to have a back-up at that position, and the Dream could look to Muhl, who has been running the show for UConn for years and is the school's all-time assists leader. As she showed in the second round of the tournament before fouling out, she can really get after it defensively too, which Dream head coach Tanisha Wright will love.
Here is the latest WNBA Draft from CBS Sports. They have Aaliyah at No. 6 and I'm so happy to see Nika as No. 12. I would love for her to be a first round pick.
6. WASHINGTON MYSTICS: AALIYAH EDWARDS – F, UCONN
If Edwards is still on the board at No. 6, that is a no-brainer for the Mystics. She averaged 16.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and two blocks on 57.1% shooting in UConn's first two wins in the NCAA Tournament, showing off her versatile and efficient offensive game in the process. Edwards may not be the most exciting player, but she is so solid on both sides of the ball and has the size and athleticism to make a smooth transition to the pro level.
12. ATLANTA DREAM: NIKA MUHL – G, UCONN
The Dream have plenty of versatile players who can handle the ball and initiate offense, but offseason acquisition Jordin Canada is the only true point guard on the roster. It never hurts to have a back-up at that position, and the Dream could look to Muhl, who has been running the show for UConn for years and is the school's all-time assists leader. As she showed in the second round of the tournament before fouling out, she can really get after it defensively too, which Dream head coach Tanisha Wright will love.
