The TCU women's basketball team is on a roll, and it's all thanks to the emergence of Marta Suarez. With a versatile offensive game and a rare blend of size, skill, and physicality, Suarez is a potential first-round pick in the WNBA draft. Her ability to stretch the floor, pass, and make decisions out of ball-screen action as a playmaker has made her an intriguing prospect for WNBA teams. Suarez's rise isn't a complete surprise, as she was a productive player with the Golden Bears. She started her career at Tennessee for two seasons, but eventually transferred to Cal, where she averaged 12.4 points in two seasons as a starter. But Suarez wanted to be more than just a productive player; she wanted to be one of the best in the country, which led her to TCU and Campbell’s pro-style offensive attack. Suarez's versatility is a big reason the Horned Frogs have gotten off to such a hot start, as she has been the perfect complement to Miles and Hunter. Her skill set is so rare it’s hard to even duplicate on a video game. Miles is an avid gamer, spending a lot of time on NBA2K, which allows users to create their own unique players. If she had a chance to make Suarez, what type of player would she be? After a long pause Miles finally settled on her answer. "She would be a two-way, 3-point slashing specialist or something like that," Miles said with a chuckle. They just don’t make many players like Suarez, in real life and in video games. That rare versatility not only makes her a potential first-round pick, it enhances TCU’s chances of reaching a Final Four.
