Unlocking the Future: Which WNBA Legends Are This Year’s Top Draft Prospects Destined to Resemble?

Miles scores often when needed, but she’s consistently identified as one of the top playmakers in the class, with her court vision and passing ability driving offensive efficiency.
Ta’Niya Latson has one of the more context-dependent profiles in the class. At South Carolina this past season, the 5-8 guard averaged 14.1 points and 3.6 assists per game, reflecting a more-structured offensive role to earlier seasons.
That’s because at Florida State, Latson never failed to average at least 21 points in three seasons, highlighted by a 2024-25 campaign in which her 25.2 points per game led Division I.



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