Stretch-forward upside with shot-making and board work for UIC
McClellan profiles as a versatile forward whose best calling card is floor spacing: in his sophomore season he averaged 11.6 points per game and shot nearly 40% from three, while his UIC stats show he added 4.6 points and 4.0 rebounds per game in 16.8 minutes with 11 starts[2][4]. He brings useful size and a three-point threat that can open the floor, plus enough rebounding and rim activity to stay involved beyond scoring[4][7]. For a team, he fits best as a complementary stretch big who can punish help defense and provide steady frontcourt minutes rather than a pure go-to scorer[2][4].
