DePaul's Reliable Forward from the Mid-2000s Blue Demons Era
Erin Cattell, a key forward for DePaul Blue Demons around 2005-2009, showcased her breakout potential by starting her first game in the 2009 BIG EAST Championship with 11 points on 3-for-something shooting, while posting double-digit scoring outbursts like 11 points vs. Texas A&M (2005) and 10 vs. Notre Dame; her steady bench-to-starter transition and scoring punch in Big East battles against powerhouses like Rutgers (67-57 loss in 2006) highlight her clutch reliability and forward versatility—ideal for teams needing tough, opportunistic bigs, though her career predates current WNBA radars.
