Maryland’s high-IQ, high-energy floor general who stuffed the stat sheet
In the 2015-16 season, Brene Moseley was Maryland’s bench spark and heartbeat at point guard, leading the Terrapins in assists at 5.9 per game while averaging 11.6 points and a Big Ten-best 2.4 assist-to-turnover ratio. The big sell? Poise, toughness, and playmaking that lifted elite teammates around her—plus a coaching staff that praised her personality for the position. She also carried real resilience value: Maryland recruited and trusted her after ACL setbacks, and she still became a Sixth Player of the Year-type difference-maker.
