2019 WNBA Draft: Big Board 8.0, pre-Final Four edition

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PORTLAND, OR – MARCH 31: Mississippi State Bulldogs center Teaira McCowan (15) guards Oregon Ducks guard Maite Cazorla (5) during the NCAA Division I Women’s Championship Elite Eight round basketball game between the Oregon Ducks and Mississippi State Bulldogs on March 31, 2019 at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Joseph Weiser/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

Here’s Derek Fisher on Maite Cazorla: “I’ll jump in real quick. I’m afraid to say it on this call because I don’t want to draw more attention to her, but I like Maite a lot. I think obviously Sabrina [Ionescu] gets a lot of the attention, but I think Maite is one of those players that literally on any basketball team she would have an impact because of her ability to make decisions with the basketball, her ability to shoot, in terms of catch-and-shoot without the ball. But just high IQ and adds a lot of value to a really successful team. I think she has a bright future. I don’t know where she’ll fall in terms of the draft, but for us, we have 7, 19 and 31. She’s definitely on our radar, and we’ll see what happens on draft day.”

Third Round

25. Indiana Kiara Leslie, NC State

26. New York Presley Hudson, Central Michigan

27. Chicago Maite Cazorla, Oregon

28. Indiana (from Las Vegas) Alicia Froling, SMU

29. Dallas Li Yueru, China

30. Minnesota Jenna Allen, Michigan State

31. Los Angeles Marina Mabrey, Notre Dame

32. Phoenix Ayana Mitchell, LSU

33. Connecticut Miranda Drummond, Syracuse

34. Washington Danni Williams, Texas

35. Atlanta Kianna Ibis, Arizona State

36. Seattle Hallie Thome, Michigan

Still waiting on…

Jackie Young, Notre Dame (projected top six if she comes out)

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