steady frontcourt producer with proven scoring touch
In the 2000-01 season, Phaedra Mashburn showed she could give Florida A&M reliable frontcourt production, including a 13-point outing in a win over North Carolina A&T and an 11-point game against SMU.[2][3] Her value looks like the classic glue-post profile: active enough to score in the paint, tough enough to stay involved, and experienced enough to help a team stabilize half-court possessions.[2][3] She may not read like a headline-grabbing stat monster, but she looks like the kind of forward coaches trust when they want consistency, physicality, and a player who can fit into a structured team identity.[1][2][3]
