I would not say that De’Asia Neal De’Asia Neal Conway | 2029 State AR is “underrated,” but she still impressed me at the evaluation.

Traditionally, Neal would be confined to the post thanks to her strength and solid footwork in the paint, but her ball-handling proves that she should be helping initiate the offense along the perimeter. She doesn’t lose the ball, nor does she try too hard. Neal plays within herself and relies on her fundamentals to break down a defense.

If there is a lane to the basket, Neal exploits it. She puts her head down when attacking the rim, finishing through contact thanks to her power. In addition to her post play, Neal can step out and knock down outside shots, proving that she has legitimate inside-outside scoring capabilities.

De’Asia Neal De’Asia Neal Conway | 2029 State AR is already expected to contribute immediately with Conway, so make sure to keep an eye on her this coming season.

I have seen some describe De’Asia Neal De’Asia Neal Conway | 2029 State AR as a guard in a forward’s body. I can’t agree more. She is one of the most versatile players in this class, and she is ready to contribute to Conway.

Neal is an excellent driver, using her power to move defenders out of the way and score through contact. She finishes well and has excellent balance, making it hard for the defense to slow her down. She often puts the ball on the floor when she drives, and her handles are so good that she keeps control of the ball, even against pesky defenders.

Her handles are not the only skill that Neal has that resembles a guard. She is an excellent 3-point shooter who fires it away with a lot of confidence. She can run around screens, get herself open, then catch and shoot the deep ball.

De’Asia Neal De’Asia Neal Conway | 2029 State AR is one of several freshmen who are expected to contribute to the Lady Wampus Cats as soon as they step onto the floor.