Lindsay Herbert’s Utah value: a rangy wing who could score, stretch the floor, and steady a winning team
In the 2001 season, Lindsay Herbert was a starter for Utah, averaged 8.2 points per game, and helped anchor a defense that ranked first nationally in scoring defense at 46.8 points allowed per game. She also flashed real shot-making juice, hitting 57% of her three-pointers early that season, with multiple games of 10+ points and a career-high 19 against No. 13 Oregon. The appeal is her two-way versatility at G/F, floor-spacing, and big-game confidence; the caveat is that the available reporting is from her Utah playing era, so current-year performance data isn’t available here.
