Noah Smith gives Tiffin a steady two-way backcourt spark
In the 2025-26 season, Noah Smith averaged 6.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, 26 assists, 10 blocks, and 28 steals in 24 games with 9 starts for Tiffin, with multiple reports noting his ability to heat up from deep and hold his own as a versatile guard. He looks like a useful fit for teams that want a 6-foot-5 backcourt piece who brings length, energy, and disruption on defense rather than pure high-volume scoring.
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