high-motor, defense-first wing who gives BYU grown-man minutes
Mag’s value is in the stuff that wins: physical perimeter defense, versatility, and a steady two-way presence rather than high-volume scoring. In BYU’s 2024-25 season, he averaged about 5.8–6.0 points while shooting efficiently from the field and around 38–40% from three, and BYU notes he started 17 of 34 games as the Cougars reached the Sweet 16. Reliable sources and team coverage consistently frame him as an injury-free, workmanlike, tough-minded player who can defend multiple spots and fit cleanly into a role-heavy system.
