To me scoring efficiency is more important than average Latson has a good one 1.27 but some players are a lot better just don't take as many shots per game.
Ta'Niya Latson Career Stats - NCAAW - ESPN Latson 1.27
Kneepkens has a 1.49
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Utah Utes Guard Gianna Kneepkens on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
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Garzon 1.245
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Indiana Hoosiers Guard Yarden Garzon on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
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So all three of these players are comparable with Kneepkens the highest rated offensive player from an efficiency percentage.
A player we have been associated with T'yanna Todd has a 1.192
That is just the 1.2 you are looking for.
Williams has a 1.345
Complete career NCAAW stats for the Wisconsin Badgers Forward Serah Williams on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
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These four players would up our offensive efficiency by quite a lot as we did suffer a lot offensively on efficiency per possession. We just won the possessions in most games which made our scoring average look better.
To compare Cooper only had a 1.046, Spearman 1.291, Spear 1.24, Whitehorn 1.08, Spencer 1.14 So two of the players that played the most were over 1.2 the other three were below.