Trevin Knell is BYU’s trusted floor-spacer and veteran glue guard
In the 2024-25 season, Trevin Knell remained one of BYU’s most reliable shooting threats, hitting 42.9% from three and 47.3% overall while ranking among the program’s all-time leaders in games played and made threes. He brings veteran poise, off-ball movement, and shot-making that stretches defenses, plus enough size to stay playable in bigger NCAA matchups. He is a strong fit for a team needing a low-maintenance perimeter scorer who understands spacing, survives pressure moments, and adds mature, winning-rotation value rather than high-usage volume. [2][4][12]
