Paul Lewis brings steady guard play and shot-making touch to James Madison
Lewis is a compact, low-usage guard who can provide timely scoring, handle the ball, and make enough perimeter shots to keep defenses honest; across his collegiate career he has shown better shooting from three than overall field-goal efficiency, while also contributing as a secondary playmaker. In 2025, his role and production were modest, but his profile suggests a fit as a reliable rotation guard rather than a high-volume creator. He’s most appealing to teams that value guard depth, spacing, and a composed, team-first style over headline stats.[1][3][5][7]
