Last season, Tulane Women’s basketball had five players averaging double-digit points per game. While the Wave lost three of those players, the loss of Victoria Keenan brings a challenging predicament. Keenan averaged 10.0 points and 4.4 rebounds per game, but her greatest contribution was her remarkable 42.9 percent shooting from behind the three-point line. Not only did Keenan hit a high percentage when shooting the three-ball, but she also hit a high volume. Keenan hit a team-leading 81 threes, averaging 2.7 three-point makes per game. More Tulane: Tulane Baseball Must Rebuild Pitching Staff After MLB Draft Losses While the Green Wave returns and brings in plenty of talent, no one on the roster shot above 33 percent from three last season. Tulane does not have to rely on the three-ball, but forcing opposing teams to respect them on the perimeter can open up driving lines and the paint. Keenan brought that respect. So, for the Green Wave to elevate their performance, they need at least one player to shootRead More
Tulane Green Wave Women’s Basketball Must Address Void Behind Three-Point Line
