What happened: Makayla Timpson said she is working to become a better cutter and a more aggressive offensive player. She also identified improving as a teammate as part of her second-season development.
Why it matters: Her increased production has prompted a Most Improved Player push. The campaign arrives with the postseason approaching.
By the numbers: Through 38 games, Timpson is averaging 5.4 points and 4.8 rebounds while shooting 63.8% from the field.
What to watch: Her performance over the remaining regular-season schedule will determine whether the award campaign gains traction.