Proven March performer and versatile Duke wing
Singler was a four-year starter at Duke and a centerpiece of the 2010 national title team, capped by Final Four MOP honors after averaging 20.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists in the championship run.[1][4] His calling card was a tough, high-IQ, do-everything forward profile: he could score, rebound, and pass, and he consistently rose in big moments rather than just filling a stat sheet.[1][4] For a team, that meant reliability, competitiveness, and winning pedigree; the main caution is that his peak value came as an all-around college star, not as a one-tool specialist.[1]
