Michael Saladin brings **shooting touch** and steady backcourt depth to Houston Christian
Saladin profiles as a compact, offense-first guard whose best calling card is perimeter scoring: at Hardin-Jefferson, he earned district Offensive MVP honors while averaging 20.6 points and shooting 40.5% from three as a junior, and he followed that with 22 points and 3 assists as a senior.[5][7] At Houston Christian, his listed role has been as a guard depth piece rather than a high-usage centerpiece, so he fits best as a reliable floor-spacer and rhythm scorer who can punish help defense.[1][2][9] If you need a guard who can stretch the floor and keep possessions clean, he’s a useful fit; if you need a big, physical creator, he’s not that guy.[6][7]
