steady Oregon guard with efficient, low-turnover value
Amy Taylor’s Oregon profile is that of a smart, efficient guard rather than a high-usage headline maker. In the 2002-03 season, she averaged 4.0 points on 50.0% shooting and 36.7% from three, with a 75.0% free-throw rate, plus solid ball security and a team-friendly role[7][15]. The differentiator is reliability: she contributes without forcing offense, which makes her a fit for teams that value spacing, composure, and low-drama backcourt minutes. The downside is limited volume, so she projects more as a connector than a primary creator[7][10].
