Kali Howard brings low-usage, high-rebound frontcourt value for Jacksonville
Howard’s 2025-26 profile shows a steady, role-friendly forward who can help on the glass and give Jacksonville reliable minutes without needing touches; she’s averaging 7.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 0.5 assists, and 0.6 blocks in 11 games, with a low turnover rate and modest efficiency from the field.[3] Her value is less about volume scoring and more about doing the dirty work inside, plus she already has two seasons of Division I experience at Cleveland State, including a 10-rebound game in 2024-25, which suggests she can be trusted in physical lineups.[5] For a team needing a dependable interior piece rather than a featured offensive centerpiece, she looks like a practical fit.[3][5]
