a proven Purdue Fort Wayne shooting guard with real floor-spacing pop
In the 2008-09 season, Purdue Fort Wayne guard Nick Daniels was one of the Summit League’s most dangerous perimeter threats, hitting 47.4% from three and averaging 8.4 points with 2.7 rebounds while starting all 30 games[1]. What makes him interesting is the clean, high-efficiency shot profile and dependable starter’s mentality—he brought instant spacing without needing the ball flooded to him, which is exactly the kind of low-drama, high-value wing a smart roster can use[1].
