Veteran Vermont guard with shot-making juice
Johnson looks like a polished, scoring-minded guard whose best trait is his perimeter shooting and ability to create offense in bunches; across his college track record he has posted strong three-point efficiency and steady all-around production, including 11.2 points per game over 32 games in one season and 13.9 points per game with Bellarmine in 2023-24, where he hit 38.1% from three. He is the kind of fit that adds spacing, secondary playmaking, and late-clock shot creation rather than pure rim pressure, so he makes sense for teams that need a reliable backcourt scorer with proven volume and touch.[2][4][17]
