5: Kaela Davis, G/F, San Antonio Stars
Entering the NCAA Tournament, this would have seemed high for the surprise entrant who also decided to renounce her remaining eligibility and enter the draft. But let’s look at what Davis did in the NCAA Tournament. Asked to assume a hybrid role, Davis facilitated on the perimeter, on the wing, and in the high post. Her quickness made her a nightmare matchup for fours, her 6’2 frame impossible to stop by twos and threes. Davis lifted her true shooting percentage up into the mid-60s, her entry passes helped turn A’ja Wilson into an even more dangerous finisher, and she displayed a facility with playing the way the WNBA is trending.