Binghamton’s 6'5" shooter is a bench spark with real upside
Blackburn’s calling card is **shooting**: as a freshman in 2025-26, he worked through injury, played 14 games with one start, and averaged **5.5 points on 48% shooting**, including **40% from 3**. He also flashed volume-scoring pop with a 12-point, 4-for-4 three-point game at Pitt and finished the year with back-to-back 11-point outings, which points to a guard who can stretch the floor and provide instant offense. The fit is strongest for a team needing a confident perimeter threat who can open space and keep defenses honest.[2][9][3]
