Garvin Clarke brings point-guard savvy and proven playmaking to Akron
Clarke’s value is his steady floor game: he has shown he can distribute the ball at a high level, including leading the PSAC and ranking 12th in NCAA Division II with 5.6 assists per game in 2023-24, and he also owns a career-high 21-point outing that shows he can score when needed.[6][2] At Akron, he’s a compact guard who already has championship-game experience and has produced in meaningful minutes, including 11 points in the 2022 MAC title game.[7] If your team wants a composed, pass-first guard who can organize an offense and compete in big moments, he’s a useful fit.[6][7]
