Jackson Carbajal offers Sacramento State a steady guard with scoring touch
Carbajal is a **reliable, score-first guard** whose value shows up in efficient finishing and steady all-around production rather than flashy volume; ESPN lists him at **6.6 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game** with **41.6% shooting** in his current Sacramento State profile, while the Hornets’ roster/stats pages show a player who has consistently earned minutes and contributed in a tough team context[5][7]. He looks like the kind of guard a coach can plug in for shot-making, toughness, and floor balance, though the stat profile suggests he is more complementary creator than primary playmaker[5].
