Negus Webster-Chan brings size, shot-making, and veteran wing savvy to Hawaii
In the 2014-15 season, Negus Webster-Chan was a 6-foot-7 guard/wing who gave Hawaii a rare blend of perimeter shooting and length, finishing with 8.3 points per game while hitting 40.4% from three and 37.1% overall.[9][14] His differentiator was clear: he stretched defenses as one of the Big West’s better long-range threats and added rebounding pop for a wing, giving coaches lineup flexibility.[14] The upside fit is obvious for teams needing a mature, high-motor spacer; the caution is his game has been more role-specific than primary-creator, so he fits best as a complementary piece rather than the engine.
