Jordan Watkins gives Davidson a reliable perimeter guard with proven 3-point touch
Watkins is a steady 6-1 guard whose calling card is floor spacing: in his senior season at Davidson, he played in 16 games and shot just under 41% from three, with a season-high 9 points in the opener against Charleston. That profile matters because he can stretch defenses, play within a system, and bring low-drama shooting value rather than high-usage volume. If your team needs a smart, compact guard who can punish help defense and fit into a role quickly, Watkins looks like a good fit.[1][5]
