Connor Martin brings size and spacing potential, but Coastal Carolina is still waiting on the production to follow
Connor Martin, a forward for Coastal Carolina, has seen limited early-2025-26 minutes and is producing modestly so far, with ESPN showing 3.0 points in 11.5 minutes across two games and CBS Sports listing 0.0 PPG, 0.7 RPG, and 3.7 MPG over the season sample. His value is in his floor-spacing profile and low-usage role: he has shown enough touch to hit threes, but his impact will depend on whether he can turn spot minutes into reliable rebounding, physicality, and more consistent two-way presence. If you want a developmental frontcourt piece rather than an immediate stat-sheet driver, he fits that mold.[1][4][5][12]
