Darryl Ashford brings two-way juice, veteran scoring, and length to Creighton
Ashford has been viewed as a versatile **guard/forward** whose value comes from more than points: at Jacksonville JC he led the team in scoring, steals, and blocked shots, and he later averaged **17.4 points and 6.1 rebounds** as a sophomore while shooting **80%** from the line.[1][7] That profile suggests a physical, disruptive wing who can score, defend multiple spots, and provide toughness and intensity in the rotation—useful if you want a player who can impact the game without needing a run of plays called for him.[1][7]
