veteran Michigan wing who could flip a game with scoring bursts
In the 2003-04 season, Stephanie Gandy was a senior captain for Michigan and a dependable two-way wing who could swing momentum with scoring outbursts, including multiple 20-point games and a stretch where she was playing her best basketball down the Big Ten grind.[1][6][7] She finished her Michigan career with 1,169 points and ranked among the program’s all-time leaders in scoring, rebounds, assists, and steals, which screams versatile impact, not just box-score volume.[7][11] The big differentiator: coaches trusted her leadership and late-season edge, making her a strong fit for a team that wants a composed, physical, experienced competitor who can elevate in pressure moments.[6][7]
