Jaylin Payne brings efficient, low-usage frontcourt minutes for Longwood
In the 2025-26 season, Jaylin Payne was a highly efficient role forward for Longwood, appearing in 29 games and shooting 54.8% from the field while averaging 1.8 points and 1.7 rebounds in 7.9 minutes per game.[2][6][7] His value is less about volume and more about reliable interior size and finishing, which makes him a useful fit for teams needing a sturdy, no-drama frontcourt piece rather than a featured scorer.[2][4]
Pitt L 60-78 
JMU W 82-72 
Bing W 90-82 
Md-ES L 82-83 –
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Percentile among I Forwards — a full red bar is the peak
| Games | 29 |
| Points | 52 |
| Rebounds | 49 |
| Assists | 6 |
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