Timi E-Nunu Brings Size, Rebounding, and Low-Mistake Energy to New Mexico
In the 2006-07 season, Timi E-Nunu was a steady, defense-first forward for New Mexico, known more for doing the dirty work than padding the box score: she started 24 of 32 games, averaged 19.3 minutes, and posted 4.2 rebounds with 2.8 points per game. Reliable sources also described her as adding size and athleticism off the bench, which hints at a useful role player who could change the feel of a game without needing touches. If your team wants toughness, rebounding, and an intense, team-oriented presence, she’s the kind of glue piece coaches love.
