Texas A&M’s low-usage, high-upside catch-and-shoot guard
In the 2025-26 season, Noah Shelby gave Texas A&M a veteran guard body who can space the floor, but his role was tiny: he appeared in nine games and averaged just 2.4 minutes per game before entering the transfer portal again in April 2026. He’s been viewed as a solid shooter dating back to his recruiting profile and earlier stops, but the fit question is simple: can a staff unlock his perimeter touch and keep him engaged enough to matter? If you need instant production, he’s not that. If you want a bench shooter with some pedigree and Texas roots, he’s at least interesting.
