efficient depth guard for Princeton, but limited role so far
McLaughlin’s current Princeton profile is that of a low-usage guard who has been efficient in limited minutes, shooting 66.7% from the field and 50.0% from three while averaging 2.7 points in 4.7 minutes across six games in the 2001-02 season listing available in ESPN’s archive.[1] His appeal is as a potentially steady, perimeter-capable role player rather than a volume scorer: the stat line suggests touch and shot-making, but there is not enough recent source material here to establish a detailed modern scouting read on his current Princeton role or development.[1]
