Jamir Simpson brings scoring punch and wing-size versatility to UTSA
Simpson looks like a useful multi-level scoring guard who can create offense, rebound his position, and make plays for teammates; in 2024-25 at Southern Utah he shot 41.5% from the field, 33.9% from three, and 80.0% from the line, and he has already shown high-usage scoring nights like 24 points and 21 points in AP coverage. At 6-5 and 205 pounds, he has the size to defend bigger wings and enough shot-making to fit as an impact transfer, though the efficiency profile suggests he is more volume scorer than finished product.[2][3][4]
