Jace Howard brings versatile wing depth and a low-usage, team-first profile to Fordham
Howard is a transfer guard who profiles as a connector more than a volume scorer: at Michigan in 2024-25, he played limited minutes but showed modest rebounding, defensive activity, and enough feel to contribute without forcing the offense. He is most intriguing as a depth piece who can handle guard/wing duties, keep the ball moving, and provide mature, physical minutes rather than highlight-reel production. The key fit question is whether a staff wants a role player who accepts contact, competes hard, and can stabilize a second unit.
