Green can give you whatever you need on the court, and that goes for both sides of the ball. Defensively, she is long, athletic, has a motor, and has no problem gambling when she sees a chance to make a play. The offense is where she really starts to show her talent, and outside of scoring, she is a lethal playmaker. Since she draws so much attention when the ball is in her hands, she knows how to bring more eyes her way and create something for someone else. But when she is looking to score, she is a tough matchup for anyone. Her creativity, length, outside shooting, and simple ball handling make her a true three level threat. This is a player who could become a household name wherever she lands in college.

Lillian has taken a major leap this season. From her skillset to the confidence.. the numbers show how effective she is, but I think the fact that a majority of the points come effortlessly. She’s not a player who overworks for a bucket. She can create her own with simple moves, or come off the ball and be a catch and shoot player. High upside.

Green has a strong set of fundamentals, and she simply gets the job done. She’s not the flashiest player, which I credit to why she’s so effective when she’s on the floor. Offensively, she’s fearless when going to the right, and she shows the confidence to take shots from all spots beyond the arc. One of those prospects that truly lets the work speak.