Mate Okros brings veteran floor-spacing and proven two-way wing production to Drexel
Okros is the kind of fit-ahead, low-drama forward coaches love: a long-time Drexel starter and tri-captain who has shown real value as a shooter, scorer, and reliable veteran presence. In the 2021-22 season, he played in all 32 games, averaged 6.4 points, shot 39% from three, and finished second on the team with 39 made threes; earlier at Drexel he also led all CAA freshmen in 3-point percentage at .414. His game is built around spacing, competitiveness, and experience, with a history of big shooting nights and leadership rather than high-usage isolation scoring.[2][4][8]
