Army guard Brendon O'Keefe is a low-usage shooter with growing floor-spacing flashes
O'Keefe has been a deep-bench Army guard whose 2025-26 production was modest—1.0 points and 2.4 minutes per game—but he showed real touch from outside, hitting 3-of-6 from three on the season and finishing with a career-best 9-minute, 3-rebound outing against Gallaudet.[3][5][6] The key reason to watch him is upside as a **role shooter**: he has already logged a first career steal, a first career three, and a few small-but-useful stat-stuffing moments, suggesting a player who can stay ready and add value without needing the ball.[3]
