Randy Haynes brings a polished scoring guard profile, but his college numbers suggest more role-player than star.
In his Old Dominion seasons, Randy Haynes showed the tools of a tough, versatile guard: he could score in bunches, rebound well for his size, and chip in as a secondary playmaker, with his best college season coming in 2017-18 at 12.2 points, 3.7 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game. His earlier junior-college production also hints at real shot-making upside, but his efficiency was inconsistent, so the key question for a team is whether they need a steady, experienced guard who can handle multiple jobs rather than a pure high-usage creator.
