6-5 Louisiana guard with a small-sample, spot-shooting profile
Landry’s current value is as a developmental perimeter piece rather than a high-usage producer: in 2024-25 he logged only 11 total minutes across 6 games for Louisiana, with 4 points, a made three at Arkansas State, and a pair of free throws against Marshall, while ESPN’s game log shows similarly limited run in 2025-26. [2][1][4] At 6-5, he has guard size that can fit lineups needing length on the wing, but the on-court data is too sparse to make strong claims about playmaking or two-way impact, so the best read is that he’s a low-usage, long-term fit for a roster that values upside, spacing, and patience. [2][5]
