Kent State’s stretch-shooting guard with upside
Seth Coblentz stands out as a freshman guard who can space the floor, with reports crediting him as an elite three-point shooter at 38.2% on 4.2 attempts per game in 2025-26. He looks like a useful fit for teams that value shooting gravity, off-ball movement, and a perimeter threat who can open driving lanes for others. The main appeal is his specialized skill set: if you need a guard who can punish help defense and complement more ball-dominant creators, Coblentz fits that mold well.
