Pass-first floor general with real scoring touch
Braden Norris is a veteran, pass-first point guard for Loyola Chicago who still brings enough shooting to keep defenses honest: ESPN lists him at 9.5 points, 4.2 assists, and 2.9 rebounds per game, and Eurobasket shows he finished his Loyola run with 151 assists and 40 turnovers over 32 games, a strong sign of controlled playmaking. His value is in tempo control, shot creation, and decision-making rather than burst athleticism, and he brings the kind of steady, experienced guard play that fits teams needing an organizer who can also knock down shots.[4][1][2]
