George Mason’s high-usage scoring guard with proven shot-making pedigree
In the 2013 season, Sherrod Wright was the Patriots’ go-to perimeter scorer, averaging 16.5 points per game while starting all 30 games and ranking among the CAA’s better scorers and free-throw shooters. The big sell here is toughness: a 6-foot-4 guard from Mount Vernon with a commanding presence, he could carry stretches offensively, finish at the line, and pile up double-digit nights when the offense needed a jolt. If a team wants a battle-tested wing/guard who can shoulder real usage and bring confident shot creation, Wright is an easy yes.
