High-usage scoring guard with real efficiency and toughness
Kendley’s calling card is shot creation: in the 2016-17 season at Morgan State, he led the MEAC at 22.9 points per game, added 6.1 rebounds, and hit 87% from the free-throw line while scoring in double figures every game. He also brought a high-minute, high-intensity profile and proved he could carry an offense, highlighted by a 40-point, 9-rebound outburst against Manhattan. The bigger takeaway is fit: he looks like a confident, physical guard who can be a primary scorer, but his value is most obvious when a team needs instant offense and competitive edge rather than a low-usage role player.
