Katin Reinhardt brings shooting gravity and scoring punch, but consistency is the question
Reinhardt was a polished perimeter scorer for Marquette, averaging 11.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.9 assists on 39.5% shooting in the cited ESPN season snapshot, with a track record of high-volume three-point production that made him a spacing threat.[2][4] What makes him interesting is the combo of shot-making and versatility—he could score off the bench or as a starter, but his profile is more scorer than two-way stopper, so teams valued his offense when they needed instant spacing and creation.[4]
