UT Martin’s Benzor Simmons brings efficient guard play, but the résumé is still light
In the most recent available college stats, Benzor Simmons averaged 8.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 0.4 assists while shooting 45.5% from the field for UT Martin, which suggests a scorer who can finish efficiently but is not yet a major playmaking hub.[6] The main appeal is his straightforward, low-drama value as a guard who can give a team usable minutes and some scoring punch, but there is limited public evidence here of elite shot creation, defensive disruption, or standout accolades, so he profiles more as a role fit than a headline star.[4][6]
