Defensive Spark, Low-Usage Freshman Guard for ULM
In the 2025-26 season, ULM freshman guard Wiggy Ball has been a low-usage rotation piece, producing modest counting stats but bringing value on the defensive end with steals and active playmaking; ESPN lists him at 6'3" and TeamRankings credits him with 10 steals and 25 assists in 25 games, which hints at a connective, hustle-first guard rather than a shot creator[2][4]. He’s not a volume scorer, but that can actually be a feature if your team wants a disciplined backcourt role player who fits without demanding touches.[2][5]
