BYU’s high-IQ shot-maker and late-game engine
In the 2019–20 season, Brenna Chase Drollinger was the definition of a steadying veteran for BYU, finishing with 1,304 career points, 384 assists, and 244 made threes, while leading the team in assists and minutes played and ranking second in the WCC in 3-pointers made per game. Her differentiator was control: she could run the offense, stretch defenses from deep, and flip tight games with clutch scoring—like her 17-point, four-third-period-three outburst against Pepperdine. If you want a guard who brings poise, toughness, and a “give me the ball late” feel, she’s your kind of player.
