Xavier’s Pure Catch-and-Shoot Marksman
In his Xavier years, Redford was a classic floor-spacer who could change a game with one hot stretch—he hit 42.7% of his career threes and, as a senior in the 2012-13 season, averaged 7.6 points while shooting 44.6% from deep and 95.8% from the line[14][11]. The big differentiator was his elite shooting gravity and quick release, but his career was also shaped by injuries; he battled a groin fracture, hernia, and osteoarthritis, which ultimately curtailed his pro path[11][15]. If you want instant offense and spacing, he fits; if you need high-usage creation or rim pressure, he’s not that guy[7][15].
