Freshman guard Paloma Munoz Herreros brings size, shot-making and timely spark for Utah State
In the 2025-26 season, Munoz Herreros gave Utah State a useful perimeter piece: 3.5 points per game in 9.4 minutes, with 42.5% shooting, 52.9% from three and a 13-point season high, including a go-ahead 3-pointer against San Diego State.[5][6] At 6'1", she offers uncommon size for a guard and has shown she can hit big shots and contribute in bursts, even while coming off the bench.[6][7] She looks like a fit for teams that value floor spacing, composure and low-usage efficiency more than volume scoring.[5][6]
