a high-volume, All-American scoring wing who helped define WVU’s rise
Meg Bulger is best known as a West Virginia great, not a current-season player: WVU’s Hall of Fame profile says she became the first Mountaineer to average 18.6 points per game in a season and later 19.6 points overall, finishing with 663 points in one campaign and All-American status. Her value was shot creation, perimeter scoring, and big-game confidence, plus the credibility of being part of the program’s early turnaround. If you need a proven scorer with edge and production under pressure, she fits; if you need current college performance, she’s a former player, not an active roster piece.[7][1]
