LaKisha Clay brings steady guard play and a glue-girl edge to Tennessee State
LaKisha Clay is a dependable backcourt piece for Tennessee State, showing the kind of steady, low-mistake guard play coaches love: in her 2010-11 MaxPreps season profile, she averaged 5.3 points, 4.2 rebounds, 0.6 assists and 1.2 steals per game, suggesting a scrappy two-way style rather than a pure scoring role. Her background at Choctawhatchee also points to strong versatility and effort. If you want a guard who competes, defends, rebounds from the perimeter and can fit into a disciplined team structure, she looks like a solid culture-and-role fit.
