Fast, Sizey Michigan Guard with ACL Injury History and Elite Princeton Steals
Jaelin Llewellyn, a 6-2, 185-pound guard for the Michigan Wolverines, averaged 11.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.2 assists in the 2024-2025 season with a 39.2% field goal rate[2]. His standout differentiator is elite speed in the open court paired with exceptional size for a guard, allowing him to pressure opponents and finish aggressively[4]. However, he lost the entire season due to an ACL injury, a critical factor for team fit[2]. Off the court, he’s known for intense defensive focus—recording a career-high four steals at Princeton and averaging 20.0 PPG there[6][7]. While his scoring efficiency dipped slightly at Michigan, his intensity, steal ability, and basketball IQ make him a high-upside fit for teams needing a fast, versatile two-way guard who can thrive in transition and defend multiple positions[2][4].
