Caleb Thomas brings disruptive defense and floor general upside to Lehigh
Caleb Thomas is a low-usage freshman guard for Lehigh who stands out more for disruption than shot volume: in the 2026 season he has averaged 2.2 steals per game, 1.9 assists, and 4.7 points while playing about 31.9% of available minutes, though his efficiency has been shaky (41.0 TS%). His biggest differentiator is defensive activity and ball pressure, which can create extra possessions even when the scoring isn’t there. At 5'10" and 157 pounds, he looks like a developmental guard with quickness and instinct, but teams should value him most as an energy defender and connector rather than an immediate primary scorer.[2][4]
