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Reese Ross has turned up her game by exemplifying the Utah basketball culture


Published on 2024-12-25 10:45:17 - deseret
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  • Reese Ross is making a strong case to be named most improved player on this year's Utah women's basketball team
  • and that's even after she stepped onto campus last year and made solid contributions as a true freshman. At the rate she's going, Ross could even be a strong contender for the Big 12
  • s Sixth Player Award by season's end.

The article from Deseret.com discusses the significant improvement of Utah women's basketball player Reese Ross from her freshman to sophomore year. Initially, Ross struggled with the transition to college basketball, facing challenges in adjusting to the faster pace and higher skill level. However, through dedicated practice, increased confidence, and guidance from her coaches, she has shown remarkable growth. Her sophomore season has seen her become a key contributor, with improved shooting percentages, better defensive plays, and a more assertive presence on the court. The piece highlights her journey of perseverance, the support system around her, and how her development has positively impacted the team's performance.

Read the Full deseret Article at:
[ https://www.deseret.com/sports/2024/12/25/how-reese-ross-improved-from-year-1-to-year-2-utah-womens-basketball/ ]