Stony Brook’s low-usage guard looking for a spark
In the most recent available data, Jonathan Moore’s Stony Brook production has been modest: 4.1 points, 1.5 rebounds, and 0.5 assists per game, with a 23.6% field-goal mark, which points to a player still fighting for consistency rather than finishing touches[1][7]. The upside is easy to see in his college profile: a sturdy 6-0, 190-pound guard who has been described as a point guard/shooting guard, giving him some lineup flexibility[2][15]. If you need a quick-impact ballhandler, he looks more like a developmental add than an instant fixer—someone whose value would hinge on defense, toughness, and growth rather than box-score fireworks[1][7].
