veteran Friar forward who brings steady rebounding and all-around glue
Aliyah Miller has long been a dependable frontcourt presence for Providence, with the Friars listing her at 6-1 and crediting her with a senior-season profile built on rebounding, scoring touch, and consistency.[1] In her 2016-17 season, she averaged 6.3 points and 5.3 rebounds per game, started all 26 games she played, and posted four double-digit rebound games plus multiple double-doubles, showing a nose for the ball and a workhorse mentality.[1] That kind of reliable, physical, do-the-dirty-work profile is exactly the sort of fit coaches love when they need toughness, stability, and low-drama production up front.[1]
