Last updated on March 28, 2013
2012-13 (Junior): Redshirted the season while recovering from a knee injury.
2011-12(Sophomore): Played in eight games ... averaged 2.6 points, .5 rebounds and 8.4 minutes per game ... recorded a total of 21 points, four rebounds, four steals and five assists ... sidelined by a season ending injury early in the season.
2010-11(Freshman): Part of a WAC Championship team ... as a freshman she played in 26 of the 33 games ... led the team in free throw percentage with a 88.9 (24-for-27) ... averaged 8.3 minutes per game and 2.8 points per game ... had a season-high 12 points against University of Hawaii.
Athens High School: Named the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Class 3A Player of the Year ... one of the leading scorers in the history of Texas basketball with 3,169 points ... all-state for three years from TABC and the Texas Women's Basketball Association ... three-time district MVP ... three-time Henderson County MVP ... three-time All-East Texas ... averaged 36 points per game a senior and 25.7 points in all four years of high school while starting every game during that time ... hit 146 3-pointers in one season, which ranks fifth all-time according to the National High School Hoops record book ... had a career-high of 11 3-pointers in one game ... also lettered in track, cross country and soccer.
Personal: Born May 16, 1992 in Athens, Texas ... parents are Guy and Tina Furr ... has one brother Preston ... hobbies and interests include skateboarding, dancing, working out, hanging out with friends, traveling and meeting new people ... favorite athlete is Bethany Hamilton, a surfer who lost her arm to a shark but continues to be a pro surfer ... biggest athletic thrill is scoring 54 points against John Tyler high school as a senior ... most admires her little brother because he is the family clown and always entertains ... attending Fresno State because, "I wanted to play in a big-time conference and I liked the coaches and players. I wanted to be in California" ... was recruited by Southern Miss, Delaware and UAB.
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