savvy Utah guard with a polished mid-range game and underrated feel
In the 2001-02 season, Amy Bastman was described by Utah as a player with a nice mid-range game, a reliable jump shot, and above-average ball control; the staff also said her hard work and intelligent play could earn her a bigger role. Utah’s outlook noted she had limited minutes as a freshman but improved over the summer, with decision-making and game understanding seen as the keys to unlocking more impact. If a team wants a steady, smart point guard who can develop into a connector rather than just a stat-stuffer, Bastman is exactly the kind of low-drama, high-upside fit that coaches love to stash on the floor.
