Jorge Rosa brings shooting gravity and veteran guard savvy
Rosa’s calling card is **elite perimeter shooting**: at FAMU in 2016-17, he led the team in three-point percentage at 39.2% and knocked down 31 threes, and his earlier season notes show he could also erupt for big scoring nights like 16 points off the bench. [1][7] What makes him appealing beyond the box score is that he has proven he can stretch defenses, create spacing, and contribute steals and rebounds in a support role, but his 2017-18 season was cut short by a season-ending injury, so durability is part of the evaluation. [1]
