Stretch-4 With Real Size and Shooting Upside
Sam Walters is an intriguing transfer forward whose best selling points are his 6-10 frame and perimeter touch: in the 2024-25 season at Michigan, he shot 42.5% from the field and 36.6% from three while averaging 5.0 points in 12.6 minutes, showing a floor-spacer’s skill set rather than a volume scorer[1]. His value is less about box-score dominance and more about fit—he can stretch defenses, play above the rim, and add lineup versatility if a staff wants a long, modern forward with room to grow[1][5].
