Draft Dreams: Danielle Adams
INTANGIBLES:
Texas A&M
Senior
Height: 6-1
Position: Forward/Center
STATS:
2010-11 - 22.7 points/8.6 rebounds/1.3 blocks/1.2 steals/49.2 Percent FG/30.3 minutes/game
2011 Associated Press All-America First Team
2010 Assocated Press All-America Honorable Mention
2010 Big 12 Conference Newcomber of the Year
2010 All-Big 12 Second Team
2010 Big 12 Tournament Most Outstanding Player
HOW SHE FITS
Adams, a member of the 2011 Associated Press All-America First Team, also became the only former junior college player, other than WNBA Legend Sheryl Swoopes, to be named Most Outstanding Player of the Women's Final Four after compiling a game-high 30 points and nine rebounds in the Championship Game win over Notre Dame.
With a championship pedigree, a will strong enough to carry a team in a championship game and ability to score with ease, Adams would be a natural fit or the center spot for the Tulsa Shock
Although Adams would be an undersized for both the forward and center spot in the WNBA, her unique history in JUCO, to Division I and now the WNBA make her alluring prospect as her drive to succeed may exceed all others.
RELATED LINKS
Official Player Page
A&M's Danielle Adams stars on biggest stage
Other Prospects
Gonzaga - Courtney Vandersloot
North Carolina - Jessica Breland
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