SAITAMA, Japan (AP) — A'ja Wilson insists she's just one of the newcomers on the U.S. women's national team.
She's just "one of the young guns" trying to soak up every bit of her first Olympics.
She is doing that, and much more.
The reigning WNBA MVP is making her presence felt at the Tokyo Games on a loaded U.S. roster.
Wilson has led the Americans in scoring in each of their three games in pool play. She's averaging a double-double heading into the quarterfinals.
U.S. coach Dawn Staley says "A'ja is just being A'ja" with the added benefit of playing with very talented teammates like five-time Olympians Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi.
