LMU’s high-usage floor general and two-way stat sheet stuffer
Ireland was a durable, high-impact guard at Loyola Marymount, starting 125 of 132 games and finishing with 2,169 points, 557 assists and 200 steals, which tells you he could score, create and defend at a high level[2][4]. In his senior season, he averaged 16.4 points and 4.2 assists in 32 games, and his LMU legacy suggests a competitive, reliable lead guard who could carry a big workload[5]. He’s a strong fit for teams that want toughness, ball handling and production from a primary guard rather than just a spot-up scorer[1][2].
