Georgia’s ultra-versatile 6-3 matchup problem
In the 2012 season, Armstrong was a do-everything guard-forward for Georgia, averaging 8.1 points and 4.3 rebounds while showing real positional flexibility and a knack for impact plays like steals and timely scoring[9][11]. Her calling card has always been versatility: she ran the floor extremely well for her size, defended multiple spots, and could move from the wing to the post without Georgia losing athleticism[2][6]. If you want a long, rangy, multi-position piece who can tilt a game with energy and adaptability, she’s the kind of fit coaches love[2][11].
