Jared Turner brings 3-and-D length with room to grow at Old Dominion
Turner profiles as a useful **6-foot-8 wing-forward** who can space the floor and add secondary rim protection, giving Old Dominion a modern, flexible piece rather than a one-dimensional scorer. In 2025-26, he opened with efficient flashes from deep, including a 14-point game on 5-of-8 shooting with four made threes, and his recent production suggests he can impact a game without needing heavy usage.[1] His broader track record shows he has been a reliable perimeter shooter and capable rebounder, but the main question is consistency as a night-to-night offensive engine.[2][3][9]
