Depth-Guard With a Bit of Underrated Scrappiness
VanHorn’s Wake Forest profile shows a rotational guard whose value has been more about steady bench minutes and energy than box-score production, with career marks of 1.6 points and 0.8 rebounds per game in 19 appearances off the bench and a noted career-high of 12 points against a ranked Vanderbilt team.[7][1] ESPN’s player stats also point to limited scoring volume, so the differentiator is not star-level offense but a compact, team-first guard who can fill a role, compete, and give a roster backcourt depth without needing the ball to be effective.[2][3]
