Howard’s floor-general piece: Jalisa Pullins brings steady playmaking and guard savvy
Pullins stands out as a steady lead guard for Howard, with a proven feel for creating offense for teammates—she was the Bison’s second-leading assist woman as a sophomore at 2.5 assists per game, which signals real value as a connector and organizer rather than just a scorer.[1] That kind of passing profile can fit teams that need composure, ball movement, and a guard who can keep the offense on schedule; Howard’s roster bio also lists her as a guard from Decatur, Georgia.[5]
