Megan Huff never played in the NCAA Tournament during her Utah women’s basketball career and her team was too depleted to participate in the WNIT this season.
Even so, WNBA scouts have plenty of material to use in judging Huff against good competition. She’s expected to become the sixth former Ute drafted into the league in 14 seasons, with the three-round event scheduled Wednesday night.
Huff thrived in a conference that sent five teams into the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 and produced the WNIT champion. Her averages of 19.6 points and 9.9 rebounds remained almost the same, in and out of Pac-12 play, during Utah’s 20-10 season.