
a steady, versatile guard with real shooting pedigree
Hoerdemann profiles as a classic floor-spacing guard: in his Western Michigan career he averaged 2.3 points over 41 games, and as a freshman he flashed his best game with 18 points against Northern Illinois while hitting 4-of-6 from three. His background says a lot too — he was a 1,711-point high school scorer and a 45.0% career three-point shooter, which points to touch, confidence, and a real offensive feel. If your team wants a smart, catch-and-shoot guard who can stretch the floor and compete, he fits the mold.