Stetson’s dead-eye senior guard who lived beyond the arc
In the 2012-13 season, Aaron Graham was a high-volume, high-impact perimeter threat for Stetson, finishing third on the team with 11.2 points per game while knocking down 66 threes, adding an 80.2% free-throw mark, 3.6 rebounds, 61 assists, and 26 steals. Stetson’s own record book shows his 166 career three-pointers ranked fourth in program history, with his sophomore and junior seasons both among the school’s top single-season three-point totals. If your team needs spacing, shot-making, and a guard who can bend defenses, he’s a fit; the catch is that his profile was built more on shooting gravity than all-around efficiency.
