Kevin McClain brings scoring punch and veteran backcourt craft to Belmont
McClain’s value at Belmont is as a guard who can score efficiently, make plays, and stretch defenses—ESPN lists him at 10.0 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game on 44.3% shooting, which points to a reliable all-around contributor rather than a pure volume scorer.[6] He also has a track record of deep shooting from his Belmont days, including NCAA-highlighted long-range threes, which suggests real floor-spacing gravity.[4] If you want a guard who can create offense without dominating possessions, he fits well.
