Jodi Howell still pops as Purdue’s smooth-shooting floor spacer
In the 2009-10 season, Jodi Howell was a reliable Purdue guard who started all 36 games, averaged 7.4 points, and led the Big Ten in three-point percentage at 47.2% while also topping Purdue in made threes with 59.[1] Earlier reports and career notes show the same calling card: polished perimeter shooting, toughness through a serious knee injury history, and a steady, low-maintenance game that fits winning lineups.[1][4][6] If you need a guard who can space the floor, punish closeouts, and bring veteran poise, Howell’s profile is absolutely worth a look.[1][4]
