veteran guard with ACC experience and overseas seasoning
Moton brings proven guard instincts, a steady feel for the game, and the kind of maturity that comes from playing at Boston College and later overseas in multiple pro stops. At Boston College, he appeared in 29 games with five starts and averaged 2.9 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 1.1 assists per game, showing he was a role player who could contribute in limited minutes[3]. His value is less about headline stats and more about experience, composure, and adaptability—useful traits if you want a dependable backcourt fit rather than a high-usage scorer[1][8].
