Amani Corley brings steady guard minutes and a low-drama role-player profile at Central Michigan
Corley profiles as a dependable Central Michigan guard whose value has come from rotation minutes, not headline numbers: in the 2014-15 season she appeared in 30 games, logged 17.5 minutes per game, and averaged 1.7 points per contest, while ESPN’s archived profile shows modest production overall with 1.4 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game. That suggests a player who can help with ball handling, effort, and connective play more than shot creation. If you need a steady, team-first backcourt piece rather than a primary scorer, she fits that mold.[4][7]
