February 28, 2014
Guard Jasmine Grice of Florida A&M’s women’s basketball team is having a solid season in her final year as a Rattler. Wait, that is a huge understatement. The Graduate student has been nothing short of spectacular this season.
In
addition to leading the MEAC
in three-pointers made and free-throw percentages, Grice leads the conference
in scoring with 24.7 points per game, which is tied for sixth
in the nation, and she amps up her average to 27.7 when playing conference
opponents.
But,
it is not all offense for the Quincy, Fla., native; Grice has the fifth-most
steals in FAMU history, and this season she averages 3.74 steals per
contest, which makes her the
nation’s top thief.
Grice was named the MEAC co-preseason player
of the year along with Alyssa
Bennett of Hampton University, and she was voted on the 2013-14
All-MEAC First-Team.
This season alone, she has received five MEAC
player of the week honors.
Grice not the most talkative Rattler, but she was nice enough to have a few words with me after practice:
By, Quintin Gee
Photo, FAMU Athletics
Video, Quintin Gee
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