a disruptive, pass-first guard who fueled BU's attack
In his Boston University seasons, Foreman stood out as a high-motor point guard who combined solid playmaking with disruptive defense, highlighted by 4.5 assists and 1.9 steals per game in 2016-17 while also averaging 6.7 points and 26.1 minutes in 30 games. He is the kind of guard who raises a team’s pace, creates extra possessions, and brings edge without needing the ball to score every possession. The main fit question is shooting consistency, but his vision, toughness, and on-ball activity make him a strong fit for a coach seeking a connective, defense-first lead guard.[4][2]
