6-6 South Carolina State guard Colin McKenzie brings size, shot-making upside, and a track-record of streaky scoring
McKenzie’s appeal is his **guard size** and perimeter skill: as a 6-6 backcourt player, he has shown the ability to stretch the floor, and in the 2024-25 season he averaged 5.8 points while shooting 37.9% from three and 82.6% at the line. In 2025-26, his role has been more limited and his production has been uneven, but he still flashes value as a multi-positional wing-type guard who can make open threes and attack off the bounce. For a team, he fits best as a developmental, size-and-spacing piece rather than a high-usage creator.[2][3][8][12]
