steady Wofford guard who can space the floor
Jaylen Allen’s value at Wofford came from being a reliable, low-drama guard who could knock down shots and chip in across the box score; in his Wofford career, he averaged 5.0 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 0.7 assists, with a 37.4% mark from three and 39.7% overall shooting. He wasn’t a volume star, but he gave the Terriers a playable perimeter piece with size at 6-3, enough shooting to punish help defense, and a track record of contributing despite injury-interrupted seasons. If you need a guard who understands his role and won’t try to hijack the offense, Allen fits the bill.
