Experienced, Multi-Season Playmaker with Shot-Making and Defensive Activity
Corban Wroe proved he could handle a bigger offensive load at Hartford, peaking in 2014-15 with 9.9 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game while logging 34.5 minutes a night and shooting 43.3% from three, which points to a guard who can stretch the floor and contribute across the board.[2] Earlier in his career he was more of a role player, but by his junior year he became a steady, physical, high-motor perimeter piece who could score efficiently and create a little offense for others. If you want a guard who brings toughness, effort and reliable outside shooting, he’s a strong fit; if you need a pure primary creator, that’s not his profile.[1][2]
