Two-way wing who can stretch the floor and rebound
Agarwal has emerged as a reliable Stanford rotation wing, coming off a 2024-25 season in which he averaged 7.3 points and 4.9 rebounds while starting 29 games, and his calling card is efficient outside shooting plus sturdy rebounding for a guard-sized player.[3][15] He shot 45.7% from three in 2024-25 and 50.0% from the field overall, which makes him a fit for teams that value spacing, low-mistake complementary offense, and a player willing to do the glue work rather than dominate the ball.[2][3] His profile is more high-floor role player than high-usage creator, but that is exactly what many systems need.[12][13]
