veteran UNLV guard known for spacing the floor and surviving the grind
Kendall Wallace’s value at UNLV has come from shooting touch and experience, not flashy volume: in the 2009-10 season he averaged 6.9 points and hit 39.9% from three, and across his UNLV career he was a 37.1% three-point shooter with 94 games played. He also returned from a torn ACL that cost him the 2010-11 season, which adds real durability-and-grit context to his profile. If your team wants a poised perimeter guard who can stretch defenses and has already proven he can bounce back from adversity, Wallace fits the bill.
