UNLV’s clutch-shooting floor-spacer with big-game nerves
In the 2008-09 season, Shannon Oberg showed why she mattered: she buried six 3-pointers in UNLV’s 22-point comeback at Air Force, a performance that still sits among the program’s defining rally moments. Her calling card was shot-making under pressure—especially from deep—and the kind of confidence that can swing a game when defenses collapse. For a team, that translates to a player who can stretch the floor, change momentum, and stay dangerous even when the box score doesn’t scream loud. In short: if you want a fearless wing who can hit timely shots, Oberg fits the bill.
