Big-bodied freshman wing with early rotation upside at Mercyhurst
Connor’s 2025-26 debut has been modest statistically — 2 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 7 games — but the real appeal is his size (6-foot-6, 200) and frontcourt versatility, which give Mercyhurst a developmental forward who can rebound, defend and eventually stretch the floor; he has already shown flashes of activity on the glass and disruptive energy in limited minutes. [7][2] For a program looking for a long-term fit rather than an instant scorer, he profiles as a physical, adaptable piece with upside if his shooting and decision-making continue to mature. [1][7]
