Loyola’s steady floor general and all-time assist machine
Brian Rudolph’s profile is defined by high-end playmaking and control: as a Loyola Maryland guard, he averaged 7.2 points and 4.3 assists in his career, with 527 assists that rank second in program history. He stands out less as a pure scorer and more as a dependable organizer who can run an offense, create for teammates, and stay composed in meaningful minutes. If you want a guard who brings leadership, ball security, and proven college production, he looks like a strong fit; the main question is whether your roster needs a distributor more than a high-volume shot creator.
