Alyssa Anderson’s floor-stretching, bench-energizer profile still pops for UNLV
Alyssa Anderson is a proven UNLV frontcourt piece whose value comes from spacing, energy, and low-drama production: in the 2018-19 season she shot 41.9% from three and finished with 71 points, 54 rebounds, 14 steals, 13 assists, and 18 made threes, while the roster notes also describe her as the first player off the bench[1][2]. That combo matters because she isn’t just a stat line; she can punish zones, rebound her area, and give a lineup instant juice—exactly the kind of steady, tough-fit forward coaches love when they want a connector who can change a game without needing touches[1].
