"She's got some nice height," Delaney-Smith said. "She's an athletic post player, but I'm comfortable with our post match-ups. On paper we should be able to handle her."
Garrette Glinton, a 6' freshman forward, will be another Husky weapon to watch for. She is averaging 9.9 ppg and 7.1 rpg.
Northeastern is coming off a devastating 70-42 loss to New Hampshire last Sunday, but the Huskies have encountered tough competition this year, losing three games to Rutgers, Syracuse and Wisconsin.
Against Ivy League opponents, the Huskies have already split two games, beating Brown, 68-45, and losing to Dartmouth, 65-62.
"They're good," Delaney-Smith said. "They are slightly unpredictable in that they've had some tremendous wins and then some others where it's like, 'Why?'"
"The team that is most focused is going to win," she added.