Bradley’s Paint-Patrolling Double-Double Machine
In the 2004-05 season, Dena Williams was the Braves’ tone-setter inside, leading Bradley in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots while earning first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference honors. At 6-foot-4, she stood out as one of the Valley’s best rebounders and shot-blockers, with Bradley noting she ranked second on the school’s career blocked-shots list and was among the MVC’s all-time leaders. Her appeal is simple: she brings size, toughness and real defensive deterrence, plus enough offensive growth to punish mismatches. If a team wants a physical center who changes possessions, Williams fits the bill nicely. [1][2][4]
