steady two-way DePaul guard who can defend, distribute, and hit the open three
In his DePaul run, McDonald stood out as a low-drama, high-effort guard who could defend the ball, rack up assists, and knock down threes when given space. In the 2014-15 season, he logged 72 assists and 44 steals, and over his DePaul career he shot .365 from three-point range, which signals real guard utility rather than empty-usage scoring[1][7]. He also earned playing time in 97 career games, showing coaches trusted his consistency and motor. If a team wants a scrappy, experienced, pass-first guard with some perimeter touch, he fits; if it wants a lead scorer, that’s not his lane[1][7].
