steady USF guard, two-way disruption and perimeter shot-making
Morillo profiles as a reliable, defense-minded guard who can help a team with toughness, experience, and low-drama production: in his 2015-16 USF season he started 21 of 33 games, averaged 8.7 points, hit 34 threes, and led the Bulls with 25 steals, showing he could contribute on both ends rather than just score.[1][6] ESPN lists him at 9.4 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game, while broader stat logs suggest a player who has shown scoring bursts and multi-category versatility over time.[3][2] If you want a guard who brings energy, spacing, and defensive playmaking, he fits the mold well.[1][6]
