the steady, quick-hitting point guard who ran UNLV’s offense with toughness
In the 2012-13 season, Rmanii Haynes was a true engine for UNLV, finishing second in the Mountain West with 4.87 assists per game and piling up 151 assists, the 10th-highest single-season total in school history. She also brought disruption on defense, averaging 1.97 steals per game, while showing the kind of quickness, competitiveness, and toughness that made her a breakout starting point guard. If you want a lead guard who can organize an offense, pressure the ball, and elevate teammates, Haynes is exactly that kind of fit.
