Efficient Freshman Guard with Elite Shooting Touch at Delaware State
Theodore Pendergrass III, a 6-0, 165-lb freshman guard from Ardmore, PA, posted an elite 71.4% field goal percentage and 66.7% from three in the 2024-25 season, averaging 2.0 points in just 1.3 minutes per game across six appearances [2][3][10]. His differentiator is *shooting efficiency* over volume—he scored a season-best 4 points vs. Norfolk State, proving he can contribute in clutch moments despite limited role [4]. While not a stat leader in points or assists (team leaders include Robert Smith at 17.4 PPG), Pendergrass brings *high-intensity focus*, *clean decision-making*, and a *low-maintenance personality* that fits well as a deep-role shooter or backup guard [5][10]. No injury history is reported, and his 4-year high school tenure at Lower Merion (PA) suggests strong fundamentals. Ideal for teams needing a *reliable, efficient perimeter option* who doesn’t need the ball to make a difference.
