Zae Blake brings proven 3-point shooting and steady guard play to UTRGV
Blake is a useful fit for a team that needs a spacing guard: in 2024-25 at Wagner, he averaged 9.9 points per game and hit 41.6% from three, while also earning an NEC Prime Performer nod, and in 2025-26 at UTRGV he has been a rotation piece through 30 games with 18.9 minutes per game and 4.8 points per game. His value is in his shooting reliability and experienced, low-drama backcourt presence rather than flashy volume, so he makes sense for a team looking for a dependable complementary guard who can stretch defenses and stay within a role.
