Ke'Liyah Anderson brings two-way upside and late-game pop to UNT Dallas
Anderson, a sophomore guard for UNT Dallas, showed clear growth in 2024-25 by appearing in 23 games and producing 58 points, 19 rebounds, 14 steals and three blocks, with a season-high 13 points earlier in the year and a personal-best 20-point outburst in January that came on a big fourth quarter. [1][2] What makes her interesting is the blend of hustle defense, shot-creating confidence, and perimeter energy that can swing momentum without needing heavy usage, which makes her a useful fit for a team that values competitive guards who impact winning on both ends. [1][2]
