Clutch Perimeter Shooter with Grit and Playmaking Touch
During the 2014-15 season at George Washington, McDonald proved himself a reliable floor general and three-point threat, averaging 8.3 points and leading the team with 41 made threes while starting all 32 games. His defining trait? Ice-cold composure in high-pressure moments—he hit the game-winning putback against Dayton and delivered crucial late-game shots throughout the season. Playing through a hip injury, McDonald demonstrated toughness and basketball IQ, recording eight assists with zero turnovers in key contests. At 5'11", he's a crafty guard who makes winning plays and doesn't beat himself with turnovers—ideal for teams valuing depth at guard with a proven shooter who elevates in clutch situations.
