Reggie Griffin brings two-way guard production and disruptive defense to ULM
Reggie Griffin profiles as a steady, defense-first **G/F** for ULM, with a 2024-25 line around **6.6 points**, **3.1 rebounds**, **1.7 assists**, and **1.4 steals per game**, showing real value as a disruptive perimeter piece rather than a volume scorer.[1][2] His steal rate stands out among guards, which points to active hands, anticipation, and effort that can translate to winning possessions even when his shot isn’t falling.[1] The main question is offensive efficiency—ESPN lists him at **37.9% from the field**—so he fits best with a team that wants toughness, defense, and low-ego connector play on the wing.[3]
