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2018 WNBA Draft Big Board v. 6.0: Azura Stevens shakes up the board

By Howard Megdal

STORRS, CT - FEBRUARY 13: South Carolina's Forward A'ja Wilson (22) goes to the basket around UConn Huskies Guard Gabby Williams (15) during the second half of a women's division 1 basketball game between 6th ranked University of South Carolina and the
STORRS, CT - FEBRUARY 13: South Carolina's Forward A'ja Wilson (22) goes to the basket around UConn Huskies Guard Gabby Williams (15) during the second half of a women's division 1 basketball game between 6th ranked University of South Carolina and the /
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COLUMBUS, OH – MARCH 30: Myisha Hines-Allen
COLUMBUS, OH – MARCH 30: Myisha Hines-Allen /

Round 2

Many, many teams are trying to figure out what Myisha Hines-Allen will be at the next level. The basketball IQ, skills are both undeniable. It’s merely a question of role. Here’s the evaluation from her Louisville coach, Jeff Walz, following the Cardinals’ loss to Mississippi State at the Final Four: “I think she brings power, brings strength. She can play inside out. She’ll continue to work on her three-point shot, but I think she has the ability to extend to that range. Rebounding, just—I mean, she’s got a chance to have a pretty long career in the WNBA and then playing overseas.”

13. Las Vegas Jaime Nared, 6’2 G/F Tennessee
14. Indiana  Tyler Scaife, 5’9 G Rutgers [VIDEO]
15. Connecticut Ariel Atkins 5’11 G/F Texas [VIDEO]
16. Atlanta Marie Gulich 6’5 C Oregon State
17. Minnesota Mercedes Russell 6’6 C Tennessee
18. Dallas Brook McCarty 5’4 G Texas [VIDEO]
19. Washington Taeler Deer 5’5 G Texas State [VIDEO]
20. Phoenix Shakayla Thomas 5’11 F Florida State
21. Phoenix Vionise Pierre-Louis 6’4 C Oklahoma
22. New York Myisha Hines-Allen 6’2 F Louisville
23. Los Angeles Natalie Butler 6’5 C George Mason
24. Minnesota Katelynn Flaherty 5’7 G Michigan [VIDEO]

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