Troy Franklin brings starter-level guard production with playmaking gravity
Troy Franklin’s profile is built around **high-end offensive creation**: in the 2024-25 Turkey TBL, he averaged **13.0 points, 6.9 assists, and 2.1 steals** per game for Ormanspor, showing real value as a ball-handling guard who can both score and set the table.[8] Earlier international runs show he can spike into a primary-option role, including a **43-point, 11-assist** career night and an 18.0 ppg average in the 2022 FIBA Europe Cup, which points to a guard with shot-creation upside and competitive assertiveness.[1][4] The main question for a fit is efficiency—his recent shooting line was modest—so he looks best for a team that needs pace, touches, and playmaking more than pure efficiency polish.[3][8]
