a steady SMU guard with playmaking and toughness
Kendall Shead has been a dependable SMU backcourt piece, earning minutes through consistent ball handling, court vision, and two-way effort; in her 2004-05 SMU season, she started all 30 games and averaged 8.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 4.8 assists per game[7]. She stands out more for impact than flash: a facilitator who rebounds like a bigger guard and gives a coach reliable perimeter stability, with evidence of big-shot confidence from game reports that mention her timely three-point scoring[3][5][7].
