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2026-08-07
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7–15 · 32% · −9.22u across the last 1 days · 2 voided, zero benchmark units
08/077–15 ·2 void32%−9.22u3 games
GSV @ DAL1–9 ·2 void−8.40u
- Arike Ogunbowale Over 2.5 AST1 vs 2.5shots didn't fall — the read held upOgunbowale's assist total collapsed due to severe offensive inefficiency—she shot just 20% from the field (2-10) with a 25% true shooting percentage, forcing the offense to stall around her and limiting playmaking opportunities despite 27 minutes of run.
- Arike Ogunbowale Over 15.5 PTS5 vs 15.5shots didn't fall — the read held upOgunbowale was ice-cold from the field, shooting just 2-10 (20%) despite playing 27 minutes, and couldn't generate her typical scoring volume with only 21% usage as the team controlled pace in a blowout. Her 5 points fell well short of the 15.5 line due to inefficiency and limited offensive opportunities.
- Jessica Shepard Over 11.5 PTS6 vs 11.5no clean explanation
- Janelle Salaun Over 11.5 PTS9 vs 11.5paid over the fair numberSalaun struggled from the field, converting just 2 of 7 attempts (28.6%) while playing only 17 minutes, limiting her scoring opportunities well short of the 11.5-point threshold. Her low usage rate (27%) and modest volume of shot attempts undercut her scoring potential despite efficient free-throw shooting (4-4).
- Alanna Smith Under 5.5 REB6 vs 5.5 — missed by a hairpaid over the fair numberSmith grabbed one more rebound than the line despite modest 27 minutes and 15% usage, as her 6 boards came from active positioning on the glass rather than volume; the under missed by just a single rebound in a game where she stayed out of foul trouble (1 PF).
- Arike Ogunbowale Over 13.5 PTS5 vs 13.5paid over the fair numberOgunbowale's shot completely deserted her, going just 2-10 from the field (20%) with a 25% true shooting percentage despite playing 27 minutes, leaving her well short at 5 points. The combination of poor scoring efficiency and relatively low usage (21%) made it impossible to reach the 13.5-point threshold.
PHO @ CON1–3−2.02u
- DeWanna Bonner Over 9.5 PTS6 vs 9.5shots didn't fall — the read held upBonner played 34 minutes but shot just 3-12 from the field (25% FG) and 0-6 from three, combining for a dismal 25% true shooting that kept her well short of the 9.5-point line despite her elevated usage rate.
- Kelsey Plum Over 4.5 AST3 vs 4.5shots didn't fall — the read held upPlum fell one assist short despite high volume (28 min, 35% usage), as she prioritized scoring with 25 points on efficient shooting rather than playmaking, finishing with just 3 dimes and 3 turnovers that limited her ability to facilitate.
- Kelsey Plum Over 1.5 REB0 vs 1.5shots didn't fall — the read held upPlum's scorching 25-point night (9-16 FG, 67% TS) came entirely through perimeter scoring, and despite 28 minutes of heavy usage at 35%, she failed to crash the glass, finishing with a goose egg on the boards—an unusual outcome for someone playing that volume of minutes.
ATL @ WAS5–3+1.20u
- Jordin Canada Over 7.5 AST7 vs 7.5 — missed by a hairno clean explanationCanada fell one assist short despite playing 35 minutes, hindered by a team-low 16% usage rate and five turnovers that limited her playmaking opportunities. Her role in the offense was diminished, resulting in just the seventh dime when the over needed eight.
- Rhyne Howard Under 16.5 PTS19 vs 16.5no clean explanationHoward exceeded the under on efficient three-point shooting, going 4-9 from deep (44%) to reach 19 points despite a mediocre 6-18 overall clip, and her 31 minutes of play gave her sufficient volume at a 25% usage rate to clear the 16.5-point threshold.
- Rhyne Howard Under 17.5 PTS19 vs 17.5 — missed by a hairpaid over the fair numberHoward exceeded the 17.5-point line by converting 4-of-9 from three (44%) while playing a full 31 minutes with elevated usage at 25%, offsetting her poor overall shooting (6-18 FG) with efficient perimeter stroke. The three-point volume and accuracy were the key variance—she needed just 19 points to cash the over, and her hot shooting from deep provided the margin.
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