Alexa Deluzio gives Florida State a proven scoring guard with real 3-point gravity
Deluzio’s value is her shot-making: in the 2012-13 season she ranked second on Florida State in scoring at 13.2 points per game, led the team in minutes, and topped the Seminoles in made threes, while later game reports showed she could erupt for big nights like 28 points on six 3-pointers. Her profile fits a team needing a guard who can stretch defenses, create instant offense, and stay on the floor in high-leverage minutes. The main differentiator is her scoring punch from the perimeter more than pure playmaking, so she is a strong fit if you want spacing and a ready-made bucket-getter.[9][3]
