a versatile, high-motor wing who once stretched defenses for USF
Jen Kline emerged for South Florida as a versatile perimeter threat, highlighted by a breakout 2001-02 stretch that included 14.9 points per game before a stress fracture sidelined her and limited her availability. In the 2002-03 season, she still flashed across the box score, including an 18-point outing and a 10-rebound game, showing guard-size versatility and toughness. Her differentiators were shooting range, rebounding for a wing, and the ability to impact games despite missing time. For a team valuing spacing, grit, and multi-positional skill, she fits the mold of a tough, adaptable contributor.
