Michaela Onyenwere

So when you have those little pieces that just step up whenever you, you need them to.

Even a Michaela Onyenwere, who I think is very underrated within this group because she constantly just serves as that outlet.

It feels like when either Austin or Irafen are battling inside and they can't get anything and it's all congested, they just find Onyenwere and she knocks down the three-pointer.

So having that kind of offensive synthesis, and on the defensive end too, just proves why this group is really, really strong right now and why they pretty much went from out of the playoffs last year because they were so young to being in the playoffs this year, still young, but now actually, like, fighting for a legitimate position.

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... it's very similar to, like, you know, in Washington they got Michaela Onyenwere that can-

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... hit your, your, your corner three.

So those would probably be two.

I would say in the same vein of, like, two-way impact kinda flying under the radar, Michaela Onyenwere would be someone that I would shout out.

Mm-hmm.

She has shot the three ball well this year.

I don't think teams will be able to match up size-wise with that, and then she'll have that three-point shooting ability.

But Michaela Onyenwere have been, has been a big contributor to the team this season.

They've already gotten Benija and trying to get her up to speed.

And I don't know if Dewana Bonner's leadership style will necessarily mesh with what's going on in Washington with Sydney Johnson.

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I, I would add another name in there, too.

Even, uh, a Michaela Onyenwere, who I think has been really consistent for the group this year, too.

And again, when you talked about kind of adding a Benai Jelani Hamilton to balance out the youth a little bit, I mean, Michaela's also young herself, but I feel like she's done a good job.

As you know, she was an assistant coach at UCLA or was at least supporting, um, during their college season.