MOBILE, Ala. – University of South Alabama women's basketball guard Jayla Morrow recently sat down with USAJaguars.com to discuss the upcoming season, her contributions to the program the last two years, and her the long-term goals both on the court and professionally.
Born and raised in Birmingham, the 5-foot-8 junior guard came to South after helping Wenonah High School to four consecutive state championships. In 63 career appearances for the Jags — including six this season — she has averaged 2.8 points and 2.1 rebounds per game to go along with 109 assists and 47 steals. In addition to scoring in double figures on six occasions, she has led USA in steals 14 times and assists in 11 contests.