low-usage New Mexico State guard who brings spacing and steady floor value
In the 2013-14 season, Kevin Aronis was a role guard for New Mexico State who played 36 games, averaged 5.4 points in 19.5 minutes, and shot 43.7% from three, which is his clearest differentiator as a spacing threat.[1][3] New Mexico State’s roster notes also show he led the team in made threes the previous year, reinforcing that his value was tied to shooting rather than high-usage creation.[6] He looks like a fit for teams needing a reliable off-ball guard who can stretch defenses, but he was not a primary distributor or volume scorer.[1][6]
