Holly Johnson’s steady two-way guard play helped Florida State throughout her Seminoles career
In the 2005-06 season, Holly Johnson emerged as a dependable Florida State guard who could score, facilitate, and rebound, finishing her Seminoles career with 846 points, 342 assists, and 116 steals overall; she also shot 35.5% from three that season, a nice sign of perimeter threat. Early in her FSU career she was praised for her poise and versatility, with coaches leaning on her as a point guard who could help any way the team needed. The fit is obvious: smart, unselfish, competitive guard play with enough shot-making to keep defenses honest.
