steady New Mexico floor general with a scorer’s touch and playmaker’s pulse
LaTora Duff has long looked like the Lobos’ on-court thermostat: in the 2022-23 season she averaged 10.7 points, 4.7 assists and 3.7 rebounds in 32.4 minutes, and her career numbers at New Mexico show a reliable two-way guard profile built on ball security, pace control and shot creation.[1][2][9] Her biggest value is her feel as a floor general—she has consistently ranked among the team’s assist leaders while still punishing defenses from the perimeter, which makes her a fit for a system that wants a composed, pass-first guard who can still put pressure on the rim and keep the offense humming.[1][3][12]
