Lexie Hull Stats Tonight: Angel Reese's Rose BC teammate has forgettable outing in first Unrivaled start (Feb. 18)

Angel Reese's Rose BC teammate, Lexie Hull, got her first start in Tuesday's Unrivaled clash against her Fever co-star, Aliyah Boston, and her Vinyl BC team. Hull got the start after Kahlea Copper wasn't in the lineup. It was a rough game overall for Hull, who struggled heavily from the field. She also got into foul trouble and didn't play in the fourth quarter.

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Lexie Hull's stats tonight for Rose BC against Vinyl BC

Lexie Hull failed to maximize the starting role in the first quarter. Hull went scoreless after missing her first four attempts, including two from deep. She had two rebounds and an assist. The Rose BC still had an 8-2 lead when Hull left the floor. Angel Reese and Chelsea Gray got going early with eight combined points.

Hull started the second quarter, too. While she remained scoreless, the 3-and-D specialist ensured she gave it her all defensively. Hull was disruptive then, earning herself two more rebounds and a steal. She missed her only shot attempt and went 0-for-5 on the night. Hull's foul problems continued in this clash as she picked up two in the first eight minutes of her first-half action.

Lexie Hull had zero points, four rebounds, one assist, and one steal, heading into the locker room. Hull finally got on the board in the second half on her sixth attempt of the night. She didn't add to her other box score but had a decent shift on both ends. However, the Rose BC failed to stretch their lead. The Vinyl BC trailed 39-37 with 3:29 left in the third quarter.

Hull picked up two more fouls before the fourth quarter and missed another shot. The Rose BC lost their lead and began the fourth quarter with a one-point deficit. Hull never made it back to the game in the final frame.

Nevertheless, the Rose BC won the game 61-55 as Chelsea Gray iced the game-winner. She had 26 points on 11 of 20 shots in Copper's absence. Meanwhile, Angel Reese had 16 points and 15 rebounds.

Lexie Hull finished with two points, four rebounds, one assist, one steal and four fouls. She shot 1-for-7, including 0-for-4 from deep.