NCCU's high-volume three-point weapon with proven scoring gravity
Anthony McDonald is a floor-spacing guard whose value shows up in the details: in his North Carolina Central season he started all 33 games, averaged 12.9 points, hit 3.2 threes per game, and finished first in the conference and eighth nationally in three-pointers made, a clear sign he can bend defenses and create room for everyone else.[2] He also showed durability and trust from the staff by logging 32.2 minutes per game and leading the team in scoring 10 times, making him a strong fit for teams that want a veteran shot-maker who can stretch the floor and handle big usage without disappearing when the game speeds up.[2]
