UConn’s proven shot-maker and playmaking engine
Adams is a high-usage guard who blends scoring and creation, with UConn listing him at 1,267 career points and 423 assists, a profile that shows real lead-guard value rather than just volume scoring.[8] In the 2016-17 season, he led the American Athletic Conference in assists per game (6.6) while also leading UConn in scoring at 14.7 points per game, a rare two-way offensive workload that highlights his floor-raising ability.[2] He fits best with teams that want a tough, experienced guard who can create off the dribble, organize an offense, and carry stretches when the game gets messy.[2][8]
