a sharpshooting, high-usage guard who can flip a game with the long ball
In the 2012-13 season, Kesi Hess led Tennessee State in scoring at 12.6 points per game and buried 58 three-pointers, ranking fourth in the OVC in made threes and top 10 in three-point percentage[3]. She repeatedly showed shot-making gravity in big moments, including 22-point and 21-point outings and a 14-point game with four steals earlier in her TSU career[2][6][8][13]. The fit is clear for any team needing a confident perimeter threat who can stretch defenses, create quick offense, and bring some pesky on-ball disruption.
