Colorado’s smooth-shooting, high-IQ wing who could bend a defense
Jasmina Ilic is the kind of guard/forward who earns minutes by stretching the floor, attacking with confidence, and delivering when Colorado needs a bucket. In the 2006 season, she was a go-to scorer for the Buffaloes, averaging 14.8 points per game with a team-best 55 three-pointers, and her 36-point explosion against Nebraska showed real shot-making ceiling. She also brought steal production and veteran poise, with a reputation for clutch perimeter scoring and efficient free-throw shooting. If your team wants spacing, toughness, and a player who can swing a game with one hot stretch, she’s absolutely worth the look.
