Guilien Smith was a sharpshooting, high-IQ guard with Northeastern value
Guilien Smith’s 2019-20 season at Northeastern was built on spacing the floor and making defenses pay: he started 5 of 29 games and led the team by hitting 41.0% from three, with a season-high 20 points against James Madison. He’s best described as a polished perimeter shooter with a steady, team-first game rather than a high-usage star, and his Northeastern bio notes he was one of the program’s best pure shooters and a leader in the locker room. If your team needs a smart, low-drama guard who can stretch the floor, he fits the bill.
