Rahdir Hicks gives Towson steady backcourt minutes with defense-first value
In the 2024-25 season, Towson guard Rahdir Hicks played in 33 games and started eight, averaging 2.1 points while shooting 35% from the floor; he added 28 assists, 26 rebounds and 18 steals, which points to a low-usage, hustle-heavy role that helps winning teams. Hicks’ calling card is dependable guard defense, ball movement and toughness—he can fill gaps without needing touches, and his season highs show occasional scoring pop, including 10 points against Penn State Wilkes Barre. If your team wants a gritty connector who competes hard and accepts a role, he fits the mold nicely.[1][3][7]
