veteran SJSU guard with shot-making flashes, but efficiency is the swing skill
In the 2014-15 season, Darryl Gaynor II gave San Jose State real guard production, averaging 9.0 points and 2.0 assists while starting 21 of 29 games, and he showed he can erupt when the Spartans need a bucket.[1][4] His best trait is confidence as a scorer and creator, but his shooting efficiency was uneven, so he fits best as a guard who can attack, handle pressure and provide secondary playmaking rather than as a pure floor-spacing specialist.[1][4]
