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Hmm? Er? by dillon77

Maybe I'm missing something, but I just did drive 10 1/2 hours back from South Bend yesterday, so maybe I'm a bit fuzzy..

In any case, I'm not sure I'm going to try to guess between the article's lines, but, to me at least, the inference is twofold:
- she does not want to be typecast as strictly a point;
- she's open to playing either/or both positions. (In her case, I don't think she's tall enough for wing.)

That second point is really good news for coaches looking for flexibility and the willingness to do so.

From an ND point of view, the concept of, say, Jordan Nixon and Paige breaking full-court presses brings a smile to one's face.