All-American and Senior CLASS Award winner Kelsey Griffin has spent 13 seasons in professional basketball, including five seasons in the WNBA. A dual citizen of the United States and Australia, she represented Australia at the 2017 Asia Cup, where she was named the tournament MVP.
Nebraska's Post Tradition
Karen Jennings
- (Persia, Iowa, 1990-93) - 6-2 - Forward - 1993 National Player of the Year (Wade Trophy) - 2,405 Points / 1,000 Rebounds (Professional)
- (Alliance, Nebraska, 2011-14) - 6-2 - Forward - First-Team All-American - 2014 - 2,357 Points / 1,110 Rebounds (9-Year Pro/WNBA)
- (Eagle River, Alaska, 2006-10) - 6-2 - Forward - First-Team All-American - 2010 - 2,033 Points / 1,019 Rebounds (13-Year Pro/WNBA)
- (Seward, Nebraska, 2012-15) - 6-2 - Forward - 1,461 Points / 1,114 Rebounds (Professional)
- (Cannon Falls, Minnesota, 2007-10) - 6-2 - Forward - 1,378 Points / 627 Rebounds (Professional/WNBA Draft)
- (Omaha, Nebraska, 1979-82) - 6-2 - Center - 1,284 Points / 1,280 Rebounds / 238 Blocks
- (Middletown, New York, 2018-21) - 6-5 - Center - 1,085 Points / 780 Rebounds / 352 Blocks (Professional/WNBA Free Agent)
- (Monument, Colorado, 2005-08) - 6-2 - Forward - 946 Points / 636 Rebounds / 207 Blocks (Professional/WNBA/Serbian Olympic Bronze Medalist)
- (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, 2004-07) - 6-2 - Forward - 898 Points / 539 Rebounds (Professional/WNBL/Canadian Olympic Team Captain)
- Chicago, Illinois, 1992-94) - 6-1 - Forward - All-Big Eight - 1,089 Points / 574 Rebounds
- (Fremont, Nebraska, 2016-17) - 6-4 - Forward - Big Ten Freshman of the Year - 1,112 Points / 550 Rebounds (Professional/WNBA)
- (Canberra, Australia, 2020-23) - 6-2 - Forward - Three-Time All-Big Ten - 1,221 Points / 648 Rebounds (Professional)
- (Lincoln, Nebraska, 2022-Present) - 6-3 - Forward/Center - Lisa Leslie Award Top 10 - Big Ten Freshman of the Year - 803 Points / 587 Rebounds
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