
Veteran Vanderbilt guard with a compact, high-IQ floor game
Jossell is a **small, steady guard** whose value has been more about reliability and feel than box-score volume: in Vanderbilt’s 2019-20 season, he appeared in 12 games and averaged 4.3 minutes, with a season-high 11 minutes against Georgia and his first two career rebounds in a game vs. an unspecified opponent.[1][2] At 5'8" to 5'9", he brings a true point-guard profile and a unique path that Vanderbilt described as a “unique journey,” which suggests resilience and perspective beyond raw numbers.[3][4][6] He fits best as a depth guard who can organize possessions, compete hard, and stay composed under pressure rather than as a high-usage scorer.[1][2]