Baylor’s poised, shot-making floor general
Flagler has been a high-IQ, low-drama guard for Baylor, known for steady leadership, pull-up shooting, and the kind of composure that makes an offense feel organized instead of chaotic.[1][4][10] In Baylor’s 2023 run, he averaged 15.5 points per game and logged a team-high 32.4 minutes per game, while also showing efficient shot-making and strong assist-to-turnover value as a lead guard.[4][10] He’s the kind of player coaches trust in big moments: experienced, selfless, and not afraid of the shot, with a proven championship pedigree and a reputation for making teammates better.[1][4][15]
