Torian Lee is a steady, efficient UC Irvine guard with real three-point juice
In the 2024-25 season, Torian Lee gave UC Irvine a reliable backcourt spark: he played in all 39 games, hit 37.6% from three, shot 80.0% at the line, and added 25 steals plus 23 assists, with a season-high 20 points against CSUN. His value is in spacing, opportunistic scoring, and active defense rather than volume usage, and his freshman year showed a low-mistake, competitive guard who can fit well as a complementary piece. If you want a guard who can defend, stretch the floor, and stay composed, he’s worth a close look.
