Ryan Razi brings steady backcourt depth for Whitman
Ryan Razi is a 6-foot guard for Whitman who has moved into a junior role in 2025-26 after logging varsity minutes as a sophomore, which suggests a trusted rotation piece rather than a flashy stat-stuffer.[5][10] His value is in guard reliability, positional continuity, and the kind of low-drama, coach-friendly profile that can stabilize a lineup even when the box score does not scream star power.[5][7]
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