Bigger and better: Women's Final Four teams filled with multi-talented frontcourt players
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Bigger and better: Women's Final Four teams filled with multi-talented frontcourt players
"Madison Booker has a midrange jumper that's almost unblockable, beats defenders off the dribble, plays in the post when she wants, shoots the 3 if she needs to."
"This year's repeat Final Four has a large collection of large players, UConn, South Carolina, UCLA and Texas arriving with a combined 36 players 6-0 or taller."
"UCLA's Lauren Betts is the tallest among the regular contributors at 6-7, anchoring a team with eight players at least 6-0."
"Betts averaged 18.5 points and 7.6 rebounds while shooting 60.1% from the field and leading the Bruins (35-1)."
Madison Booker, a 6-foot-1 guard, showcases a versatile skill set in women's college basketball, including an unblockable midrange jumper and strong defensive abilities. The current landscape features a significant number of tall players, with this year's Final Four teams having 36 players at least 6 feet tall. UCLA's Lauren Betts, at 6-7, stands out as a dominant force, excelling in scoring and defense. The trend reflects a shift in women's basketball towards larger, more skilled athletes.
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