a veteran Rainbow Warrior known for perimeter touch and size
Lane O'Connor was described in 2001 coverage as a 6-foot-7 forward who could stretch the floor, with one report calling him a dead-eye shooter from range and another noting he was one of the best 3-point shooters in California junior college basketball before being moved inside at Hawaiʻi[3][4]. His appeal is the classic glue-guy question: can his shooting gravity and frontcourt versatility create matchup headaches? The downside is that the available reporting is dated, so there’s no reliable current 2025-26 production line to quote; for a team, the fit would hinge on whether it needs size, spacing, and a player comfortable in a role change[3][4].
