J.R. Leonard brings freshman-size upside, but the production is still early
In the 2025-26 season, Stetson guard J.R. Leonard has averaged 3.5 points, 1.0 rebound and 0.1 assists in 9.5 minutes over 23 games, with a 35.7% field-goal mark and 24.3% from three. He was a top-25 shooting guard recruit and a 4-star prospect, so the appeal is clear: long-term guard upside at 6'4" with an attack-first profile and room to grow into a bigger role. Right now, he looks more like a development swing than an instant-impact plug-in.
