
Driving The Lane With Wynn
7/11/2011 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
July 11, 2011
FORT WORTH, Texas - Heading into her second season with TCU, sophomore Briesha Wynn recently sat down with GoFrogs.com to talk about what the team has been up to this summer and much more.
The Fort Worth native played in all 33 games during her first year on campus, making three starts. She was one of TCU's main contributors off the bench during her freshman season, averaging 5.4 points per game, which ranked fifth on the team in scoring. Wynn, who scored a season-high 13 points against San Diego State on 6-of-11 shooting, posted a 15 rebound outing against UTA in December.
Overall, she scored in double-figures in five contests this season and finished fourth on the team in free throw percentage with a .769 average. Wynn closed the year ranking in the top-15 in the conference in blocked shots.
If you could compare your style of play to one player, who would it be?
"If I could compare my style of play to one player, it would probably be LeBron James."
Do you have a favorite all-time player?
"My favorite all-time player is Michael Jordan."
Do you have any goals for the upcoming season?
"My goals for the upcoming season are to better myself in all aspects of my game and build chemistry within our team. I would also like for us to achieve a ring."
How much have you seen the team change in the last few months with the loss of four seniors?
"I really feel that a lot has changed. We are shorter, but quicker and more athletic. Everyone is so versatile on both defense and offense, which has made it a lot of fun."
How has the team gone about off-season workouts?
"The team is still trying to push through some tough spots during workouts, but everyone looks vastly improved."
What are you looking forward to most this season?
"I'm looking forward to competing once again!"
What would you say is your biggest strength as a ballplayer?
"My biggest strength as a ballplayer is actually my strength and size for my position."
What advise would you give little girls wanting to play basketball?
"My advice would be to take pride in what you do and work hard at all times to be better than the next girl."
What have you done this summer for fun?
"This summer I haven't really done anything for fun, unless ballin' in my leisure time counts. I have played a ton of pickup games, weightlifted and worked on both my ball handling and shooting."