James Bodily breaks out as a high-efficiency, two-way scoring guard
In the 2025-26 season, Bodily emerged as a legit impact guard for Eastern Oregon, averaging 14.2 points while shooting 49.4% from the floor, 41.4% from three, and 85.5% at the line. He brings real shot-making gravity, volume perimeter scoring, and enough playmaking and defensive activity to contribute beyond buckets, with 29 assists, 17 steals, and 8 blocks in 31 games. His 30-point showing in the NAIA tournament and First Team All-CCC honors suggest a confident, big-moment player who fits teams needing a polished, efficient wing/guard scorer with size and upside.[2]
