Physical Georgia forward who anchored the paint with rebounding and shot-blocking
Porsha Phillips was a high-motor, interior presence for Georgia, known for rebounding, rim protection, and doing the dirty work that swings close games. In her Georgia career, she ranked eighth in program history with 133 blocked shots, a strong signal of her defensive impact in the paint, and she also turned in several standout rebounding efforts, including a game-high 15 boards in one matchup. That profile makes her a fit for teams needing toughness, physicality, and reliable half-court defense more than flash or perimeter scoring.
