North Texas’ veteran three-point threat with a scorer’s touch
Jerome Rogers built his North Texas reputation as a steady guard who can really stroke it from deep; in the 2003-04 season, he averaged 10.3 points per game and made 29 steals while hitting 36.2% from three, and a 2003 team note also showed he was tied for fifth all-time at North Texas in three-pointers made. He stands out as a disciplined, shot-ready veteran with enough craft to contribute in multiple ways, making him the kind of backcourt fit that helps a team space the floor and keep the offense humming.
