Knight has been bringing the heat since my first sighting, see evaluation here, yet the temperature continues to rise as she’s showing more aggressiveness on both ends of the court. Seeing her go AFTA everything off the rim, in the air, and on the FLO looked good, but she’s handling the ball better after rebounding and seeing the floor in transition

Knight is an extremely athletic young lady that plays with a high motor. She goes hard on both ends and the passion she plays defense with is inspiring. My PGH colleague Simmie Colson has been impressed with Knight since before her freshman year (read here) and it’s only going up for the sophomore!

Knight is “long and athletic” and yes, that is still the base, and although she’s a few inches shy of that magic number of 6’0, she plays as if she’s above it, so #THROWBACK. She gave me some strong moves inside the paint to go along with powerful finishes, her defense inside was solid, she also scored off the dribble

Knight goes AFTA everything off the rim on both ends of the court, and seeing her score inside after contact, putbacks included, was nice, but so was her defense both in and outside the paint. Her timing to block shots looked good, she plays the passing lane, and showed she could attack off the dribble

#36-Knight LIT it up recently and after numerous stars and symbols at a Lady Thunder event, she had her own flag, yet here’s a RED FLAG for defenders, let me repeat that her ceiling has no roof see evaluation here

Knight falls into yet another group after my initial sighting and that’s “her ceiling has no roof”. She’s long and athletic, which is the base, and watching her go baseline off the dribble to score as well as from multiple angles grabbed my attention early. She showed she could knock down the jumper, yes “catch and shoot included”, rebound and handle the ball in the open court plus her “on the ball” defense was solid, both in and outside the paint. She also played the passing lane