Western New England guard Eddie McCoy brings two-way activity and early all-around production
McCoy entered the 2025-26 season after a steady freshman year at Western New England, where he played 23 games, averaged just under 10 minutes, and produced 66 points, 30 rebounds, 8 assists, and 6 blocks while adding nine made threes. That profile suggests a guard who can impact the game in multiple small ways rather than carrying a high-usage scoring load: he has perimeter range, has shown willingness to rebound, and contributes some defensive length/instincts. For a team, he reads as a developmental fit with upside if you value energy, versatility, and role acceptance over instant offense.[2][1]
