veteran Wright State guard known for playmaking and defensive edge
Wood’s profile as a Wright State guard points to a floor-general type with proven scoring bursts, passing touch, and disruptive defensive instincts—he once averaged 24.0 points, 5 assists, and 6 steals in high school, and his Wright State bio shows multiple big-point outings in college. [2] Those traits suggest a competitive, high-motor backcourt fit for a team that values toughness, tempo control, and an experienced creator rather than just raw scoring volume. [2][7]
