She may not be from Tennessee, but this kid can surely play. I was impressed with her court vision and her ability to attack the basket; she made shots from different parts of the floor, but it was her energy and effort that really stood out. She is a difference-maker hands down. One who makes everyone else around her better. The reads she makes and her ability to distribute were something special. Look for her to have a solid upcoming season and help her program reach new heights.

Ragan was a walk up who wasn’t on my roster initially, but whose play had me asking within a few minutes of her hitting the floor, “Who is this kid?”. She was as quick as a cat and virtually impossible for defenders to keep in front of them, with or without the basketball. With the ball in her hands, Jaslyn was able to use her excellent ball-handling ability in concert with her quickness to blow by and slide around defenders. Without the basketball, Ragan was in constant motion cutting to the basket and then popping back out to the perimeter where she hit multiple shots. Defensively, Ragan used the same quickness in her feet, along with her hands, to disrupt the flow of the offense by applying maximum on-ball pressure and jumping into the passing lanes and tip and intercepting the ball. Some college will get a steal with this kid.