Alfonso Plummer was a high-volume, high-efficiency shooting guard for Illinois
In the 2021-22 season, Plummer was one of Illinois’s most dangerous perimeter threats, averaging 14.6 points and ranking among the Big Ten leaders in made threes while starting 29 of 33 games. His calling card is elite shooting gravity—defenses have to track him from deep, which opens space for everyone else—and he’s proven he can swing games with hot streaks, like his seven-three, 21-point burst against Kansas State. If you want a guard who brings instant floor-spacing and shot-making, he fits; if you need a primary creator or a downhill physical guard, that’s not his profile.
