Connor Loy brings a pass-first, efficient backcourt spark to Jacksonville State
In the 2025-26 season, Connor Loy has been a low-usage but efficient guard for Jacksonville State, shooting 75.0% from the field while averaging 1.1 points and 0.6 assists in limited minutes. His biggest differentiator is his playmaking background: he arrived as a Kentucky high school standout who led the state in assists in both his junior and senior years and finished with 3,019 career points, so the ball doesn’t stick in his hands for long. He looks like a smart, unselfish fit for a team that wants steady guard play, defensive energy, and a connector rather than a shot-hunting scorer.
