Missouri’s court-sense guard who sees the floor and finds the open jumper
In the 2002-03 season, Lauren Podratz was noted by Missouri as a guard relied on for her court sense, improved ball-handling, and willingness to communicate—traits that help a team play cleaner, smarter basketball.[7] She also battled mononucleosis in the offseason, but Missouri said she had recovered well and was nearly back to full-season shape, which matters for evaluating her durability and early-season readiness.[7] Her fit is best for a team that values poise, unselfishness, and a point guard who can connect teammates rather than just rack up eye-popping numbers.
