Efficient floor-spacing guard for IU Indianapolis
Jordan Shanklin is a **shoot-first guard** whose value comes from spacing the floor and hitting threes efficiently; in the 2012-13 season, he played in all 32 games, made two starts, averaged 5.6 points, 1.5 rebounds, and shot 36.4% from three, with multiple game logs showing he could catch fire from deep[4][3]. He looks like a useful *role-fit* player for teams needing a reliable perimeter threat more than a high-usage creator, and the available data suggests he was a steady, low-drama contributor rather than a flashy volume scorer[4].
