Jalen Sullinger is a high-volume shot-maker giving Kent State a perimeter scorer with real upside
Sullinger’s appeal is simple: he can heat up fast from deep and carry an offense for stretches, as shown by his 30-point outburst in Kent State’s win over Buffalo and his career-high scoring night earlier in conference play. He looks like the kind of guard who matters because of shot creation, spacing, and confidence under pressure, not just box-score production. For a team, he fits best as an offensive spark who can punish help defense and change a game’s pace, though his value depends on whether you want a scoring-first guard rather than a pure table-setter.
