Former Alabama State guard with proven floor vision and steady backcourt poise
In the 2009 season, Tandria Milton was a 5-6 guard for Alabama State who brought real distribution value, logging a team-leading 66 assists as a freshman and later producing 5.6 points per game with 23.9 minutes per game in her sophomore season. Her standout differentiators were her control, assist-making, and ability to handle backcourt minutes, plus a high-school résumé that included consecutive all-state honors. She profiles as a dependable, pass-first guard rather than a volume scorer, so she fits best with teams needing calm ball security and unselfish play.
