Jimmy Sotos brought veteran poise to Ohio State before a shoulder injury cut his Buckeye run short
In the 2021-22 season, Jimmy Sotos gave Ohio State a low-usage, steady-handed guard option who shot 52.6% from the field and 60.0% from three in limited minutes, while averaging 1.4 assists per game.[4][15] What makes him interesting is less the raw box score and more the fit: he was a transfer point guard with experience, a reputation for smart decision-making, and a willingness to do the small-playmaking stuff that keeps an offense humming.[7][13] The caution flag is obvious too—his Ohio State stint was derailed by a shoulder injury that required season-ending surgery, so durability and availability were real questions.[14]
