Chop Paljor brings instant scoring punch and shot-making upside to UAPB
Paljor has emerged as a useful scoring option for UAPB, highlighted by a 22-point outing against Missouri in the 2024-25 season, and his prep background at OTE points to a wing who can stretch the floor and create offense in bursts.[4][3] ESPN’s 2024-25 game log shows he has contributed in short, energetic minutes, while his roster bio notes a record-setting 3-point performance at OTE, which signals real shooting gravity.[1][3] He looks like a fit for teams that value perimeter scoring, bench energy, and a player who can heat up quickly rather than dominate by volume.[4][3]
