Isaac Carr is a high-motor, do-everything sophomore guard with upside at Wake Forest
In the 2025-26 season, Isaac Carr averaged 2.2 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 1.2 assists in 11.2 minutes over 26 games, with a 42.0% field-goal rate and 31.3% from three for Wake Forest[1][6]. The buzz on Carr is less about raw production and more about a versatile 6-4 guard who can handle the ball, rebound his position, and fit a team-first system; he arrived as a four-star recruit ranked around No. 132 nationally, and Wake Forest said he was a freshman contributor with four starts[2][3]. He looks like a patient-development pickup rather than an instant stat sheet heater, but the frame, versatility, and coachability are real.
