When it comes to versatility, Maryland guard Diamond Miller is one of the names to know about in women’s basketball. The rising sophomore averaged seven points per game in her freshman season which included several double-digit scoring outings.
Maryland coach Brenda Frese described Miller as “remarkable” and credited her athleticism and stamina late in February as the league-best Terrapins were approaching Big Ten Tournament play on a 13-game winning streak.
Diamond joined Protect Our Queens to talk about her first year at Maryland and much more, including her advice to players wanting to play Division 1 basketball.
When asked about her toughest players to guard this past season, South Carolina standout Aliyah Boston, the All-American and National Freshman of the Year, came up first.
She’s just such a great post player and she does everything really well. She can finish through anything pretty much.
Diamond also referenced the point guard from Northwestern, Lindsey Pulliam, whose name she couldn’t remember at the time.
Watch the clip below from the full Protect Our Queens segment available now on YouTube.
