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TCU's Olivia Miles should get drafted early after delaying start of her WNBA career
Olivia Miles led the Big 12 in scoring and assists while earning player and newcomer of the year honors to improve her WNBA draft prospects.
- This season, Olivia Miles transferred from Notre Dame to TCU instead of returning to Notre Dame, and she is participating in this year's NCAA Tournament as a top draft prospect.
- Projected as high as the second overall pick, Miles chose another college year after last year's decision that drew strong reactions.
- Miles posted career-best averages and five triple-doubles this season, earning Big 12's player and newcomer of the year and becoming a Nancy Lieberman Award finalist.
- On the NCAA stage, Miles seeks new tournament ground as TCU, a 3 seed in the Sacramento 4 Regional, hosts UC San Diego Friday, trying to advance beyond the Sweet 16 for the first time.
- Miles' injury history and stage experience shape her draft narrative, having reached regional semifinals in 2022 and 2025 but missing 2023 and 2024 NCAA runs due to a knee injury.
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TCU's Olivia Miles should get drafted early after delaying start of her WNBA career
Olivia Miles makes the types of nifty passes that can leave fans gasping in astonishment. The stunning decision she made last year regarding her future produced a similar reaction.
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