Jarrin Randall

Jarrin Randall brings backup-point-guard stability to Western Michigan

Randall profiles as a steady **pass-first guard** who can handle second-unit minutes and keep an offense organized, with recent depth-chart data showing modest scoring production in the 2025-26 season[1]. Earlier Western Michigan and later Davenport notes point to a player who earned time through reliability, can chip in assists, and has experience as a backup point guard rather than a high-usage scorer[2][6]. If your team wants a poised, low-drama floor general who understands spacing and decision-making more than shot volume, he fits that mold.