proven perimeter shooter with clutch Blue Raider DNA
Raymond Cintron’s calling card was clear in the 2012 season: he was a confident, high-volume shooter who ranked among the nation’s better perimeter threats, hitting 43.2% from three, averaging 8.4 points per game, and leading Middle Tennessee with a 90.7% free-throw mark. He also brought a little edge—opponents couldn’t relax on him because he was willing to let it fly and punish gaps, and teammates trusted him in pressure moments. If your team needs a guard who spaces the floor, shoots with swagger, and can swing momentum without needing many dribbles, Cintron fits nicely.