Amori Jarrett brings wing scoring, shot-making, and hustle to Rhode Island
Jarrett is a **shoot-first guard** whose best calling card is perimeter shooting, but Rhode Island also values her ability to attack off the bounce, finish at the rim, and rebound from the wing[11]. The coaching staff specifically highlighted her as one of the best 3-point shooters on the Adidas circuit and a player who “loves to take and make game winners,” which points to confidence and late-game poise[11]. In her freshman year at Rhode Island, she had no official college stats available yet, so her value is more about projection than production right now[1][2].
