Auburn Women’s Basketball coach Johnnie Harris talks in-state recruits on Auburn's roster.
Auburn Women’s basketball returned to practice this week as they prepare for an exhibition matchup against LaGrange.
“Getting Taliah and was really big for us,” Harris said. coming back for her final season was also huge." While at Auburn high, she scored over 2,000 points in her career. She was a finalist for 7A player of year alongside Hunter, averaging 20.8 points and 7.8 rebounds.“They both are doing well and our very competitive,” Harris said. “They are freshman, so they have their good and bad days. But they have had way more good days than bad.””They are not afraid and came here to play. Both of them are doing the right things to get on the floor.
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