Jerome Odem brings steady guard play and shot-making to Troy
In the 2005-06 season, Jerome Odem was a reliable backcourt piece for Troy, averaging 9.1 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 27 assists while hitting 35.0% from three and 78.9% at the line. He stood out as a low-turnover, perimeter-oriented guard who could stretch defenses and chip in across the box score, with a knack for timely scoring and multiple strong rebounding nights for his size. If you want a guard who can space the floor, handle secondary playmaking, and compete with toughness, Odem is the kind of steady fit that quietly improves a roster.
