Gerald Henderson brings two-way wing scoring, toughness, and reliable production for Duke
In his Duke career, Gerald Henderson showed up as a physical, high-motor guard/wing who could score efficiently enough to matter, rebound his position, and defend with edge rather than flash; Duke lists him at 9.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.4 assists across 66 career games with a .466 shooting mark. [11] He is a good fit for teams that want a competitive, versatile perimeter piece who plays hard, attacks contact, and adds steady value without needing the offense built around him. [11]
