low-usage guard who showed flashes as a shooter and energy piece for Rice
In the 2024-25 season, Aaron Powell gave Rice a modest but useful reserve guard profile: 2.4 points per game in 30 appearances, with a 78.9% free-throw mark and a few clear flashes of upside, including a 15-point breakout and a career-high five rebounds against Tulane.[1][2] The biggest differentiator is not volume but toughness and opportunism—he has shown he can hit shots in spurts, get to the line, and make small hustle plays, which makes him more of a role-fit guard than a featured scorer.[2][4]
