Torian Graham was Arizona State’s high-volume shot-maker and Pac-12 scoring punch
In the 2016-17 season, Graham led Arizona State with 18.6 points per game and buried 108 threes at 38.7%, showing the kind of microwave scoring that can flip a game in a hurry.[1][2] His calling card was shot creation and perimeter gravity, but he also gave ASU reliable free-throw production at 82.1% and delivered in big moments, including 32 points and seven threes against No. 5 Oregon.[1] The fit question is simple: if you want a guard who can space the floor, score in bunches, and carry offensive load, he’s a clear yes—but he was more scorer than table-setter, with modest assist numbers.[1][6]
