Elite floor general with record-setting vision at Northwestern
Bryant McIntosh is best known as a high-IQ point guard who drove Northwestern’s offense with elite passing, finishing his Wildcats career as the school’s all-time assist leader with 700 assists and 1,683 points, while also being one of only three Big Ten players ever to reach 1,600 points and 700 assists.[5] In his best college seasons, he showed strong pick-and-roll control, steady free-throw shooting, and the ability to create offense for teammates as much as himself; the main question for a pro-style fit is whether his shooting efficiency and on-ball defense consistently hold up against longer, more athletic guards.[1][5]
