Daniella Pisano brings scoring punch and pesky defense to Murray State
Pisano’s calling card is two-way spark: in the 2014-15 season she averaged 17 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 steals per game, hit 43% from the field, and was ranked 34th nationally in scoring and 17th in steals per game. At Murray State, she was known as a compact, aggressive guard who could create offense, pressure the ball, and make winning plays without needing the ball to dominate. If you want a tough, high-motor guard with proven shot-making and defensive disruption, she fits the bill.
