Brynn Eshoo brings size, defensive upside, and a long-term development profile to Tulsa
In the 2024-25 season, Eshoo played only two games for Tulsa before missing the rest of the year while recovering from injury, so her current value is more about upside than box-score production. The 6-foot-2 forward arrived with a strong prep résumé, including first-team all-conference honors and a key role on a championship-level William Fremd team, suggesting she can fit in as a physical, team-oriented frontcourt piece once healthy. If your team values rim protection, length, and patience, she’s a plausible developmental fit.[4][6]
