Senior Cornell guard with a shooter’s touch and steady value
In the 2002-03 season, Jacques Vigneault gave Cornell a smart, low-drama perimeter presence: in 25 games he averaged 4.9 points while shooting 41.6% from the field, 42.2% from three, and an excellent 87.5% at the line, a profile that says “spacing and reliability” more than flash. He wasn’t a volume engine, but his best differentiator was efficiency as a guard who could stretch defenses and fit cleanly into a team concept. If you want a disciplined, experienced backcourt piece rather than a headline-grabber, he fits the bill.
