Freshman guard Adrian Llamo brings instant shot-making and big-minute upside for Thiel
Adrian Llamo looks like a promising **floor-spacer** for Thiel, after earning a Tomcats of the Week nod for a career-best 14 points on 4-of-5 shooting from deep in 33 minutes against Heidelberg in his second career start.[5] His high-school résumé shows real scoring volume and range—he averaged 19.7 points per game as a senior and hit 36% from three—so the appeal is a guard who can stretch defenses and attack confidently.[2] For a team needing a young, shoot-first perimeter piece, his early production suggests useful upside if the efficiency holds.[1][5]
