Jase Richardson brings efficient shot-making and late-season scoring punch for Michigan State
Richardson is a high-IQ combo guard whose biggest appeal is polished scoring efficiency, reliable free-throw shooting, and the ability to ramp up when games matter most; in his 2024-25 Michigan State season, he averaged 12.1 points while shooting 49.3% from the field and 41.2% from three, then jumped to 16.1 points over the final 15 games as a starter. He fits best as a perimeter creator who can score without dominating the ball, with enough competitiveness and feel to project as a plug-in fit alongside other high-usage players.[6][13]
