Berea’s Zach Hudson brings scoring punch and late-game edge at guard
Hudson has shown real shot-making ability and clutch offensive instincts, highlighted by 20-plus-point games and a 2022-23 highlight reel that suggests he can create his own offense when possessions tighten up.[1][2][5] For a team, the appeal is a guard who appears comfortable taking and making big shots, with enough scoring gravity to change how defenses guard him; the main caveat is that the available public data is thin, so a fuller read on defense, playmaking, and consistency is still needed before calling him a complete backcourt fit.[1][3]
