Aaron Horne brings versatile two-way wing depth to North Florida
Horne profiles as a **guard/forward with usable scoring efficiency and defensive activity**, and North Florida lists him as a junior with a top-small-forward pedigree from junior college, which suggests he can fit multiple lineup looks[3][4]. In the current season, ESPN lists him at **4.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.0 assist, and 43.5% field-goal shooting**, while a game log also shows he can contribute blocks and low-usage support minutes[1][3]. He looks most valuable as a **switchable, low-maintenance connector** rather than a primary creator, so he is a sensible fit for teams needing length, effort, and role acceptance over high-volume offense[1][4].
