Darryl Partin was a shot-making engine for Boston University
In the 2011-12 season, Darryl Partin powered Boston University with 19.6 points per game, ranked 21st nationally, and accounted for 31% of the Terriers’ offense, a massive usage share that screams “go-to scorer.”[5][6] At 6-6, he brought guard size, volume scoring, and late-game shot creation—highlighted by a 30-point second half against Cornell and 15 20-point games in 2011-12.[5][7] The fit is obvious if your team needs a proven offensive alpha who can carry possessions; the caution is that his game was built around scoring load, not broad all-around stat-stuffing.[5][6]
