Bria Holmes was a do-it-all West Virginia guard with scoring punch, playmaking, and edge
In her 2015-16 season at West Virginia, Bria Holmes led the Mountaineers with 16.8 points and 3.7 assists per game, finishing her college career with 2,001 points and a reputation as a tough, two-way creator who could score in bunches and make teammates better. She stands out for her shot-making, steal production, and late-game aggression, and she was a first-round WNBA draft pick for good reason. If you want a guard who brings proven production, competitive fire, and high-end versatility, Holmes checks a lot of boxes.
