Kansas State’s 6-7 shot-maker with real floor-spacing juice
Abdi Bashir Jr. entered the 2025-26 season as a junior transfer guard at Kansas State and delivered 13.2 points per game on 44.4% shooting from three, with 67 made triples in 18 starts before a foot stress fracture ended his year early. His biggest differentiator is pure shot gravity: a long 6-7 guard who can stretch defenses and score in bunches, but he also chipped in 2.3 assists and 2.2 rebounds, showing he’s not just a catch-and-shoot specialist. The injury history matters, yet when healthy, he looks like a high-upside spacing piece who can fit beside creators and punish help defense.
