Duquesne’s Scoring Guard with City Game Heroics
Emile Blackman, a 6'3" guard from Dix Hills, NY, finished his Duquesne career with 1,312 points, including a standout 21-point game-high in the 2016 City Game win over Pitt. Known for his intense scoring mentality and reliability in clutch moments, he started all 32 games in his final season, averaging 14.0 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.4 assists with 44.4% field goal accuracy. His differentiator isn’t just stats—it’s his fearless approach, leadership under pressure, and consistent intensity that made him a Big 4 Player of the Week. With no major injury history and a proven fit in high-stakes games, Blackman is an ideal scoring guard for teams needing a confident, battle-tested leader who elevates in critical moments.
