Steady two-way guard with a proven steal rate and veteran poise
McClendon has been a useful Loyola Marymount guard thanks to his ball pressure, court sense, and ability to contribute without needing high usage; in the 2017-18 season he averaged 1.7 assists and 1.3 turnovers across 31 games, and his program bio says his 144 career steals rank 11th in LMU history, underscoring real defensive disruption. That profile makes him appealing if you want an experienced, low-drama guard who can defend, create a little offense, and fit into a team-first role rather than dominate the ball.
