elite-volume shooter with a green light and guard-to-guard toughness
In the 2008-09 season, Sean Ogirri was Wyoming’s most dangerous perimeter weapon, averaging 14.4 points per game while hitting 42.2% from three and 86.1% at the line, plus he logged 36.1 minutes a night[4]. He also led the Mountain West in three-point makes per game earlier in his Wyoming career, and reports from the program highlighted his hot streaks, low-turnover play, and ability to torch teams in bunches[3][15]. If your team needs a confident, spacing-first guard who can punish defensive lapses and keep attacking under pressure, Ogirri fits the bill nicely[3][4].
