Justin Mullins is a low-usage, high-motor Northwestern guard who brings defense and versatility
In the 2025-26 season, Justin Mullins has been a rotation guard for Northwestern, producing 3.2 points and 1.6 rebounds in 24 games while adding quick-hitting defensive impact and a steady, team-first style.[9][11][14] His differentiators are activity and versatility: he has consistently posted steals and blocks relative to his minutes, and his earlier Denver season showed he can score efficiently when given a bigger role.[9][11][15] He fits best as a glue guy who defends, rebounds, and makes winning plays rather than a primary scorer.[7][9]
