Aidan Saunders brings two-way burst and veteran guard instincts to Oral Roberts
Saunders looks like a useful **rotation guard** for Oral Roberts: his profile points to a slashing, defense-minded backcourt player who can impact the game beyond scoring, with junior-year production of 16.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 3.3 steals, and 72 made threes at 36% from deep. [2] ORU’s recent stats also show he has had a smaller offensive role at the Division I level, so the appeal is his toughness, activity, and multi-category upside rather than pure shot volume. [4][7] If you want a competitor who can pressure the ball, make winning plays, and fit into a team-first system, he’s the kind of guard worth tracking. [2][4]
