Jasmine Jones brings low-usage, high-motor guard play to Wichita State
Jones profiles as a steady, defense-first guard whose value goes beyond box-score scoring: at Wichita State, she has contributed 2.3 points, 1.6 rebounds, 28 assists and 28 steals per game in the cited season, signaling ball pressure, activity and willingness to do the little things. She is the kind of fit coaches like for toughness and reliability rather than flash; the main question is offensive upside, since her scoring efficiency has been modest. If your team needs a competitive perimeter defender who can handle connective duties and keep possessions alive, she is a useful depth piece.
