Defensive-minded Wagner guard with steady playmaking pedigree
McLemore’s best calling card is his defense: he was named the 2005 Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Year at Wagner, and his career production shows a dependable, all-around guard profile with 5.9 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game. That blend of disruption, ball movement, and experience makes him attractive for teams that need a tough, low-drama backcourt organizer rather than a high-usage scorer. The key fit question is whether you want a guard who raises your floor through defense and structure more than shot creation.
