Army’s steady perimeter scorer and a proven big-game spark
In the 2011-12 season, Army guard Julian Simmons was a reliable third scoring option at 11.5 points per game, with a career profile built on perimeter shooting and shot-making under pressure.[1][2] He was an efficient catch-and-shoot threat who owned a 37.5% career three-point mark and ranked among Army’s all-time leaders in made threes, while also bringing a veteran presence as the Black Knights’ active career points leader with 908 entering that season.[1][2] If your team wants a composed, spacing-friendly guard who can heat up quickly and has already shown he can swing games with first-half or second-half scoring bursts, Simmons fits the bill.[1][2][7]
