Sheldon Strickland brought heat, defense, and big-shot chops to Charleston Southern
Sheldon Strickland’s calling card was two-way toughness: in the 2013-14 season, he appeared in all 31 games, started 13, averaged 11.4 points, and ranked second on the team with 81 assists, while shooting 40.5% from three. He was more than a stat line, though—reports highlighted his late-season consistency, heavy minutes, and a 35-point outburst against Liberty that showed he could take over a game. If your team wants a guard who competes, spaces the floor, and plays with veteran poise, he fit the bill nicely.
