Ternet makes tip sheet #10 from me see evaluations here, and one thing I am consistently seeing is “on the court” progression, no matter what the setting is. Her inside/outside ability to score is a plus, and although she’s just under “the magic number” she plays above it. Her improvement also showed her versatility to defend outside the paint as well as inside

Terney has made multiple Tip Sheets from me see evaluations here, yet she keeps adding more, and seeing her score however she wanted around the basket, putbacks included, was nice. Her defense was solid; she played the passing lane, and she scored from multiple spots off the dribble

Ternet was incredibly impactful on both sides of the ball. Defensively, she showcased quick hands, an impressive blocked shot, and the discipline to rush out and challenge shooters perfectly without fouling. Offensively, she was just as sharp, orchestrating the floor with a great assist pass before showcasing her own scoring ability with a powerful drive and finish at the rim. In the post, she had a great step-through for a score—job well done.

Ternet has made several of my Tip Sheets; see evaluations here and watching her smoothly create her shot and drop the jumper consistently in the 3 on 3, that in itself showed me “on the court” progression, but she also did a good job rebounding on both ends in the 5 on 5, played the passing lane as well as defended strongly. She scored off the dribble, had nice body control after contact, and played the passing lane

Ternet falls into that “big guard” who can shoot, see evaluations here, but she created plenty of buzz draining the long ball from deep down the stretch on Sunday, but stretching the defense is what she does. She also attacks off the dribble, and her court vision was solid

Ternet has also made several of my Tip Sheets see evaluations here yet I continue to be impressed with her versatility on both ends of the court. She’s just shy of “the magic number” so watching her set the defender up to drop the jumper or attack off the dribble are creating problems

Ternet has “turned it up” each time I have seen her, yet what I’m most impressed with is that she “thinks the game”. Being “heady” has always been a positive, but hers keep adding up see evaluation here

Ternet rhymes with Burnett, as in Carol, and she too, is on her way to being a hit after yet another solid showing, this time at the PGH Freshman Showcase. I love her poise under pressure, handling the ball as well as creating her shot, and dropping it because she understands how to score in the flow, as well as taking games over offensively. Her deceptive first step, coupled with nice body control, aids in her finishing after contact, but she also scores around the basket, as well as facing it and dropping it. She also does a good job rebounding and defending, solid upside, see evaluations here

Ternet grabbed my attention over a year ago, see evaluation here, and my exact words were “she’s showing signs of being hard to handle” and when I say something, I’m talking from years of experience and more importantly, common sense because I am a REAL EVALUATOR. Fast forward to her being REAL, diving on the floor for loose balls gets her the #THROWBACK hashtag, and that, as well as her “on the ball” defense, which has shot up, speaks volumes. She’s also creating her shot under pressure better, and her “stop and pop” jumper was clicking

Ternet is showing signs of being “hard to handle” as her game progresses because first of all, she can play combo. After all, she understands how to put the ball into the basket, under the goal, off the dribble, as well as from outside. She also rebounded and handled the ball afterward yet her change of pace was smooth, and so was her court vision yet watching her “catch and shoot” from deep