Lateefah Joye brings veteran backcourt savvy and slashing juice to WVU
In the 2007 season, Lateefah Joye stood out as a senior guard whose game was built on attacking off the dribble, creating chaos in the lane, and making winning plays on both ends. West Virginia described her as “exciting,” and her team-best late-game poise showed up in moments like a clutch block to seal a win over American. She also flashed upside overseas, averaging 14.2 points and 7.6 rebounds on the Australian tour, which hints at a versatile, physical fit if you want a guard who can pressure defenses and compete with edge.
