Versatile 6-foot-3 wing with upside for Earlham
Jack Sullivan’s appeal is his **position versatility**: Earlham lists him as a **6-3, 235-pound freshman G/F** from Beechwood, suggesting a physical wing who can potentially guard multiple spots and fit different lineup needs. Earlham’s roster page does not include stats yet, so the key takeaway is projection rather than production; he looks like a useful fit for a team that wants size, flexibility, and developmental upside on the perimeter.[7]
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