UND's Historic Scoring Sensation and Athletic Dynamo
Troy Huff, North Dakota's explosive guard/forward, etched his name in program lore by becoming the 32nd player to hit 1,000 career points (finishing with 1,353, 11th all-time) in the 2012-13 season while earning a spot on the Lou Henson All-America Team as the first UND player ever; his jaw-dropping athleticism shone in viral dunks, layups, and buzzer-beaters like the game-winner vs. Eastern Washington in 2014. Averaging 16.0 PTS and 6.0 REB with relentless intensity, Huff's high-flying versatility and clutch gene make him a differentiator—perfect fit for teams craving dynamic scorers with pro potential (G League vet).
