Seattle’s former sharpshooting guard with a proven scoring edge
In the 2010-11 season, Mark McLaughlin gave Seattle a steady perimeter threat and led the Redhawks in free-throw percentage at 81.5%, while averaging 7.2 points and 3.6 rebounds in his freshman year.[2][4] He was also a ranked recruit coming out of high school, and later proved he could carry offense at the junior-college and Division II levels, including a 22.4 points-per-game season at Central Washington in 2012-13.[3][8] If you want a guard who brings touch, scoring instincts, and a track record of stepping up, McLaughlin fits the “bucket-getter” mold.
