Southern Utah wing Harrison Butler brings two-way size, rebounding, and efficient scoring
Butler has been a sturdy, high-minute guard for Southern Utah, with recent season-level production around 9.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game, plus efficient enough shooting to matter on both ends.[6] His value goes beyond box scores: at 6'5", he brings guard size, rebound support, and a track record of being durable and available, including a 34-game season where he finished among the team’s better rebounders and scorers.[7] If you want a physical, versatile backcourt piece who competes on the glass and can score without needing the offense built around him, Butler is the kind of fit that quietly raises a team’s floor.[2][6][7]
