steady Evansville guard who pairs scoring punch with playmaking
Jason Holsinger was a productive, high-IQ guard for Evansville, averaging 12.2 points and 4.4 assists in his college career while giving the Aces a reliable two-way backcourt presence.[2][3] His differentiators were feel for the game, passing vision, and the ability to chip in as a scorer without needing heavy usage, plus he earned MVC Scholar-Athlete recognition after a 25-point, 11-assist week.[1] At 5-11, he was more craft and control than raw size, which made him best suited to teams that value decision-making, composure, and guard leadership over pure athletic flash.[4][6]
