Penn State’s dead-eye spacer who turned volume shooting into real Big Ten value
Andrew Funk’s Penn State calling card in the 2022-23 season was elite perimeter shooting: he started all 37 games, averaged 12.5 points, and led the Big Ten with 3.03 made 3-pointers per game while shooting 41.2% from deep. He also knocked down 112 threes, good for second in Penn State single-season history and seventh nationally that season, which made him a nightmare to scheme against. Beyond the box score, he brought veteran confidence, quick-trigger gravity, and big-game shot-making—most memorably 27 points and eight threes vs. Texas A&M in the NCAA Tournament. Great fit if your team needs instant spacing and a fearless off-ball guard.
