Cerie Mosgrove was a dead-eye floor spacer and volume two-way contributor for UMass
In the 2010-11 season, Cerie Mosgrove was the Minutewomen’s go-to perimeter weapon: she led UMass in three-point percentage at 49.7% and averaged 13.6 points and 6.5 rebounds while starting all 30 games. She also hit 70 of 81 free throws (.864) and was the nation’s three-point shooting champion that year, which says a lot about her touch and nerve. The big differentiator? She wasn’t just a shooter—she played heavy minutes, rebounded well for a guard, and consistently gave UMass a steady, high-confidence offensive engine.
