Reliable Rotation Guard with Real 3-Point Pop
Hart profiles as a steady, low-drama guard who brings shooting gravity and efficient role-player value to Ball State: in the 2024-25 season, he played 29 games and shot 40.0% from three while averaging 2.4 points in 10.9 minutes, with a season-high 14 points at Miami. Ball State’s 2025-26 stat sheet shows he has scaled into a bigger offensive role early, averaging 9.0 points on 54.5% shooting across four games, which suggests confidence and growing shot-making. He’s a good fit if you want a guard who spaces the floor, competes, and can grow into more responsibility without needing the ball every possession.[3][8]
