Colby McAllister gives The Citadel a steady two-way wing look with real shooting pop
McAllister’s value is as a compact, efficient guard who can stretch the floor: in the 2024-25 season, he posted a .547 true-shooting mark, .510 eFG%, and hit 4-of-7 from three in one of his stronger late-season outings, while also contributing across the board with a 14.6 PER and 10.4 rebound rate for a guard.[2][1] What makes him interesting is that he is not just a spot-up shooter—his prior season included a 45.8% three-point clip over 25 games, and his role has evolved into a reliable rotation piece who can fit next to creators without needing the ball much.[6][4]
