
RALEIGH — Wes Moore and NC State women's basketball are looking to make a return to the Final Four after exiting the NCAA tournament in the Sweet 16 earlier in 2025.
Moore's roster is loaded with young talent, including sophomore guard Zamareya Jones and junior guard Zoe Brooks. The roster lacks the normal senior talent that Moore's best teams have had in the past, but the talent is clear.
Brooks and Jones joined their head coach at the ACC Tipoff media event in Charlotte on Monday, discussing the upcoming season. The duo also talked about their development in the offseason and growing confidence about the 2025-26 season.
Zoe, you attended the Kelsey Plum camp this summer. What did you take away from that experience and what's the biggest thing we should see on the court because of that experience?
Zamareya, this past WNBA season, we saw Napheesa Collier join Elena Delle Donne in the 50-40-90, becoming the second woman in that club. In your last game, you shot 44.4 percent from the field, 100 percent from the line, and then three past the arc; you shot 60 percent. Is the 50-40-90 something you think about when you're playing?
Zamareya, you primarily came off the bench a year ago and that was not something you were used to. Are there lessons learned from that that you think is going to make you a better ball player?
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