Caleb Blackwell is becoming UTEP’s steady two-way guard with a growing scoring load
Blackwell’s value goes beyond box scores: he already showed he can defend, create, and stay composed, finishing 2024-25 second on UTEP in assists and steals while playing a reliable rotation role, and ESPN lists him at 10.6 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.9 assists in 2025-26.[1][2] The selling point is his resilience and coachability — reporting on his path describes him as a clutch, team-first guard who battled through an early college detour and kept earning trust.[3][4] He looks like a good fit for teams needing a tough, versatile backcourt piece who can contribute without needing to dominate the ball.[1][3]
