Shifty Wyoming Guard and Proven Three-Point Threat
Gilmore’s calling card is shot-making: in his Wyoming career, he ranked among the Cowboys’ best single-season marksmen, finishing fourth in three-pointers per game and three-point percentage with 79 made threes and 215 attempts, both top-three in program single-season history. He’s a compact 5'10" guard who brings quickness, toughness, and real floor-spacing value, which makes him appealing if you need a reliable perimeter scorer rather than a pure size-or-athleticism play. The main fit question is defense and role size, but his production and confidence suggest a player who can help a team that values spacing and guard play.[1][5]
