Arkansas guard who turned into a proven scoring threat
Bell’s calling card is straightforward: he became a much more dangerous scorer after early-season role growth, jumping from 6.6 points per game in his first three seasons to 16.4 in the season Arkansas highlighted when he reached 1,000 career points. He is a good fit if you need a guard who can create offense, has shown he can handle SEC-level responsibility, and brings confidence as a starter, though his efficiency profile suggests he is more of a shot-maker than a polished all-around engine.[2][3][5]
