What happened: Kennedy Burke knocked down a three-pointer on a possession that worked from the paint back out to the perimeter. The make capped a sequence that started with interior pressure before the ball was swung to her behind the arc.

Why it matters: Perimeter shooting from Burke stretches the floor and rewards a team's inside-out ball movement, forcing defenses to honor her at the line and opening driving lanes underneath. Consistent outside scoring from the same Kennedy Burke who has hit from 25 feet earlier this season gives her side another reliable option from deep.

What to watch: Watch whether Burke keeps drawing defensive attention from beyond the arc and how often her side generates open looks through inside-out passing.