the Redhawks’ proven perimeter threat with old-school shot-making chops
In the 2015-16 season, Isiah Jones was a high-volume, high-confidence guard for Southeast Missouri State, leading the team with 65 made 3-pointers and ranking sixth in the OVC from deep, which screams spacing weapon[2]. He also showed real starter-level durability, appearing in all 30 games and making 19 starts, while finishing as the team’s lone senior and a steady late-game option[1][2]. The fit is obvious if a team wants a tough, experienced guard who can stretch the floor, play with conviction, and survive the grind of a full season[1][2].
