Experienced 6'5" guard brings size and shot-making upside, but injuries have stalled the surge
In the 2025-26 season, Langston Love gave Georgetown a veteran 6'5" guard with real shooting pedigree and functional size, but recurring lower-body issues and an undisclosed absence limited him to 22 games, 1 start, and 3.1 points per game. His touch is the calling card—he shot 80.0% at the line—but his 25.0% three-point mark and modest usage show the shot never fully caught fire. The fit is intriguing if a team wants a big guard who can space the floor, defend with length, and provide maturity, but the health flag is the obvious asterisk.
