a dead-eye Bengal who can space the floor in a hurry
In the 2007 season, Kaylynn Fager stood out as Idaho State’s bench spark, averaging 5.9 points per game and shooting a team-best 46.7% from three, with a stretch of 11 threes over four games and a national lead in three-point percentage at one point. She looks like the kind of guard every coach loves: efficient, confident, and ready to punish help defense. The biggest differentiator is her elite perimeter shooting, though the available info is old and tied to her Idaho State playing days, so current form for the modern Bengals roster isn’t verifiable from the sources gathered.
