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It is time for Jordan Nixon to take over. by sixtythreer

I don't think she will let us overlook her.

Coming in, the "experts" raved about her.

On three occasions, Olson at HoopGurlz wrote glowingly:

"Explosively athletic lead-guard with 1 on 1 creativity; playground creator, court awareness, passes with flair; a shot maker off the dribble, collapses the defense, rises and delivers in the key; developing deep threat game consistency; crafty, shifty, tough to contain; an elite back court prospect in the class of 2018."

"Athletic combo-guard with quick 1st-step attack, flair off the bounce; deep range threat complemented by mid-range game delivery; handles and dishes in uptempo."

"Strong, athletic lead-guard with a scorer's mentality; smooth off the dribble, manufactures plays to the arc; delivers in transition; handles and passes with playground creativity."

Muffet and Neile must have seen the same thing.

I'm betting that Jordan will add a little muscle, grab the point, and refuse to give it back.