When a team has a 3-17 record, that usually means that freshman get a chance to play a lot of minutes and they are building for the future.
The Rochester Institute of Technology basketball has that record and freshman Charley Scott-McGrail is definitely getting her minutes.
The freshman has played in all 20 games, getting one start, and is playing about 23.5 minutes per game.
McGrail - who was a two-time captain at Notre Dame - is scoring 5.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game. She also has 16 assists, seven blocked shots and 10 steals.
