Sidney Sanders Jr. brings veteran point-guard control and instant offense to FDU
In the 2013-14 season, Sidney Sanders Jr. was the engine for Fairleigh Dickinson: a 5-11 guard who averaged 12.3 points, 4.7 assists and 2.9 rebounds per game, while already carrying an All-NEC/MIP profile and a reputation for big-moment shot-making and table-setting[3][9]. The real selling point is feel—he can run a team, create for others, and spike a game with scoring bursts, as shown by multiple high-assist, high-point outings against quality opponents[2][5][10]. If you want a lead guard with poise, production, and a little “give me the ball, I’ll figure it out” swagger, he fits the bill[2][5][7].
