Keyshawn Embery-Simpson brings proven scoring punch and veteran guard versatility to Tulsa
In his latest college season at Angelo State, Keyshawn Embery-Simpson averaged 18.7 points while shooting 42.6% from the field and 42.0% from three, showing he can score efficiently at all three levels and handle a heavy minutes load.[3] At Tulsa, he already showed he can heat up quickly, including a 20-point, 6-assist outing against Jackson State, and his game stands out for shot-making, pace, and secondary playmaking from the guard spot.[6][8] He looks like a good fit if you need an older, ready-to-contribute perimeter scorer who can create offense without needing the ball every possession.[3][6]
