RJ Walker brings two-way playmaking and disruptive defense to Idaho
Walker’s recent form suggests a **steady, low-usage guard** who contributes across the board: at Tuskegee in 2024-25 he averaged **7.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and a team-high 3.7 assists**, and at Idaho he showed efficient flashes in limited minutes, including **5 made threes in 6 attempts** over 13 games in his redshirt-freshman season.[7][6] His main differentiator is **ball pressure and connective play**—he pairs playmaking with steals and can help a roster with defensive activity and secondary creation, even if his scoring consistency is still developing.[6][7]
