Tulane's Defensive Spark Plug with Late-Season Scoring Surge
D'Aundra Henry is a versatile guard who demonstrated remarkable growth during her 2004-05 season at Tulane. After averaging just 5.0 points in the first 15 games, she exploded in the final 13 contests, posting 13.2 PPG while shooting 47.1% from the floor—a dramatic improvement that showcases her ability to elevate when it matters most. Her elite perimeter defense (2.9 steals per game down the stretch) and playmaking (3.5 APG) make her a complete two-way threat. Henry's late-season trajectory suggests a player who thrives under pressure and continuously refines her craft.
