Alysse Barlow’s pace-and-pressure guard profile made her a steady Toreros backcourt piece
Alysse Barlow showed up as a point guard who could steady an offense, hit the open three, and chip in big moments: in the 2012-13 season she played in 29 games with 19 starts, led San Diego with 16 made threes, and averaged 4.5 points per game. Her differentiator was reliability in a low-drama, high-utility role—organizing possessions, spacing the floor, and delivering enough scoring punch to matter without needing touches to dominate. If you want a guard who brings poise, shooting, and connector energy, she fits the bill.
