Omar Wattad’s sweet-shooting senior-year profile still pops
In the 2010-11 season, Omar Wattad was Chattanooga’s go-to perimeter threat, leading the Mocs at 14.3 points per game while hitting 36.1% from three and ranking among the nation’s better volume shooters from deep; he also elevated to 15.1 ppg in league play, showing he could carry offense when the games got rugged. What makes him matter is the combo of shot-making gravity, late-game confidence, and veteran edge—he was described as bringing contagious enthusiasm and a knack for huge shots, which is exactly the kind of guard who can tilt a roster’s spacing and swagger.
