Jeffrey Altidort brings efficient scoring touch and veteran polish to Bethune-Cookman’s backcourt
Altidort profiles as a compact, efficient guard whose standout trait is shot-making: Bethune-Cookman listed him second on the team in field-goal percentage at 52.6%, and his best games show he can pile up points without needing heavy volume.[7] He also flashed real finishing ability in a 28-point outing against Palm Beach State and a 21-point regular-season finale, including a perfect 10-for-10 from the line, which suggests poise under pressure.[7] For a team, he looks like a low-drama, high-efficiency backcourt fit rather than a pure shot-creator.[6][7]
