Penn State’s poised, two-way freshman guard
Mingo has been a steadying force for Penn State, averaging 13.7 points, 4.3 assists and 2.1 steals per game in his freshman season while starting all 28 games and leading the team in playmaking and defensive disruption.[1][10][15] What stands out beyond the box score is his poise, maturity and willingness to carry late-game responsibility; he’s already shown he can create, pressure the ball and get to the free-throw line, even if his three-point shot still needs work.[5][8][17] He looks like a strong fit for teams needing an aggressive, competitive lead guard with real upside.
