Jake Straughan was a classic floor-spacing guard for Idaho
Jake Straughan’s Idaho profile screams “shooting specialist”: in the 2016-17 season, he hit 42.1% of his 3-pointers and had a track record of big perimeter nights, including 23 points against Northern Colorado and 24 points vs. New Hope, which points to real gravity as a catch-and-shoot threat.[1][13] The differentiator here is his shot-making confidence—he wasn’t just a spacer, he could swing games in short bursts—but his role was more niche than all-around, so he fits best with teams needing instant offense and a guard who can punish help defense.[1][12][13]
