NJIT guard Arjun Ohri brings efficient shooting and steady floor spacing
Ohri’s value is as a **low-drama, perimeter-ready guard** who earned a bigger role at NJIT by knocking down threes efficiently; in his final NJIT season, a local report said he was starting, averaging 9.0 points and shooting 44% from three over the team’s first five games, after previously posting 5.5 points per game and 46% from deep. [5] ESPN’s game logs also show he had multiple games with strong three-point volume, reinforcing that his appeal is as a spacing threat rather than a high-usage creator. [3] That makes him a good fit for teams needing shooting, poise, and a player willing to slot into a defined role. [5][3]
