veteran 6-5 wing who brings size, shooting pedigree and coach-trusted glue-guy value
In his North Dakota State run, Chris Quayle was a long, versatile guard/wing who earned minutes by doing the little things: he shot 37% from three in the 2017-18 season and later finished his NDSU career as a multi-year rotation player with a reputation as a high-character, winning teammate.[2][8] He was never a volume scorer, but the appeal is clear — size on the perimeter, dependable effort, and the kind of low-ego presence coaches usually love. If you want a steady connector more than a headline machine, Quayle fits the bill.[1][2][8]
