Zach Rufer brings steady guard minutes and shot-making touch for Lafayette
Rufer profiles as a dependable Lafayette guard whose value comes from all-around floor play, not flashy volume: in the 2015-16 season he averaged 3.8 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 25.3 minutes per game, and he also posted a career-high 16 points against Holy Cross.[3][1] His standout differentiator is perimeter scoring upside—he has shown he can stretch the floor and get hot from three in spurts—while his length and activity help him contribute beyond scoring.[4][6] If you want a low-maintenance, team-first backcourt piece who can fit into structure and chip in across categories, he’s a reasonable roster fit.[2][6]
