Hall won a national championship as a freshman at South Carolina and stayed four years in Columbia before Indiana drafted her 20th overall in 2025. Her rookie year took an unusual path — waived by the Fever in May, she signed with the expansion Golden State Valkyries and scored her first WNBA points that June, before rejoining Indiana on a hardship contract in time for the Fever's 2025 playoff push.
Hall's rookie year, bouncing from waived to a hardship contract in a matter of weeks, is a good snapshot of how thin the margins are for players outside the league's headline names — roster spots and paychecks nowhere near as secure as the attention around the WNBA's biggest stars.
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