Clemson’s steady two-way guard with playmaking pop
Jordan Roper stood out at Clemson as a guard who could create offense, distribute the ball, and pressure opponents defensively, highlighted by a 2015-16 season where he started all 31 games, led the Tigers with 118 assists, and recorded 35 steals.[7][3] He also showed a real scoring gear with a career-high 24 points in a win over Boston College, which is the kind of burst that makes him more than just a connective piece.[1] If you need a guard who brings energy, can handle the ball, and fits into a system that values toughness and unselfish play, he checks a lot of boxes.[3][7]
