Tatum Hayes brings steady guard play and a low-maintenance fit to Bethune-Cookman
Hayes profiles as a guard who contributes across the board more than she dominates a box score: in her college career she has shown modest scoring with usable assist and steal production, while her shooting has been inconsistent and efficiency has been the main question mark. Her value is in being a disciplined, experience-based backcourt option who can handle the ball, defend, and keep possessions organized, which makes her a practical fit for a team that needs reliability, not just volume scoring. The biggest differentiator is her floor-manager profile rather than star-level upside.[1][3][5][6][8]
