versatile two-way guard with scoring punch and playmaking feel
Okauru profiles as a sturdy, multi-purpose guard who can score, rebound, and create, not just fill a lane—UNCW listed him at 9.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game in his first Seahawks season, and ESPN’s later player page still reflects him as a lead-guard type with balanced production. His differentiator is his all-around impact: he has shown the ability to stuff the stat sheet and even posted a 40-point game in 2025, which points to legitimate offensive upside. If you need a competitive, adaptable guard who can do a little of everything, he fits the mold well.[4][1][3]
