Sarah Durdaller brings reliable rebounding and inside toughness to Furman
Durdaller’s value is rooted in doing the hard stuff: in the 2013-14 season she started all 31 games for Furman and produced 9.8 points per game, while the 2014-15 stats show she continued to impact games on the glass with strong rebounding nights, including double-digit boards in multiple matchups.[4][3][1][2] She profiles as a high-effort, interior forward who can defend, rebound, and give a team steady physicality rather than flash. If you want a frontcourt player who competes every possession and fits a role built around toughness and consistency, she’s a sensible fit.[4][3]
