Shyanne Sellers - WNBA Mock Draft Roundup 1.0

The Los Angeles Sparks and Kelsey Plum want everyone to think she'll play point guard this season. DON'T BELIEVE THEM. While Plum is fully capable, she's best as a shooting guard who can play the point *if necessary*.

It wouldn't be shocking to see her slide over to the two-spot. So, when she does, L.A. will need help at point guard. For the love of all that is good, Sparks, please draft Maryland's Shyanne Sellers.

Even if you're sold on KP as your point, Sellers can also play shooting guard. IT'S PERFECT. She's BRILLIANT in open space, and she's a walking tool kit. She can rebound, defend well, dish the ball, and, of course, score from all over.

There's no glaring need for the reigning champion Liberty, so a draft-and-stash candidate isn't out of the question, but it would be hard to pass on Sellers, who has been one of the biggest risers this season. Her size and versatility on the wing fits perfectly with the Liberty's modus operandi, and with her playmaking ability she could handle some of the back-up point guard duties.

The Chicago Sky have an opportunity to draft much-needed size and versatility at the guard spot with these two first-round picks. Shyanne Sellers is an impact guard who would have a chance to help this Sky backcourt immediately.

At 6'2", Sellers is highly versatile and capable of playing the 1-3, two assets that translate exceptionally well to the pro level. Her length and athleticism make her impactful on both ends of the floor via her ability to distribute, rebound, defend and score.

She thrives in the open court in transition and can be utilized as a scorer or facilitator averaging 13.8 points, 4.3 assists, and shooting a career-best .43% from deep.

Sellers missed a couple of games this season due to a knee sprain, and her absence was felt greatly for Maryland, but she has found her rhythm and continues to elevate her play deep into the conference season.

Sellers has been dealing with a knee sprain suffered in January. She didn't score in Thursday's victory at Oregon, although she had 4 assists, 3 rebounds and 2 steals. But that's the kind of player she is: Even when she's not 100 percent, Sellers typically finds a way to make an impact. She is averaging 13.3 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.3 assists.