Bryant’s high-upside, low-minute wing with true guard touch
In the 2025-26 season, Jason Sepe appeared in six games for Bryant and scored his first career points against Mercy, a small sample that still points to a 6'3" guard/wing who can fit a modern, versatile role[1][2][3]. The appeal is the frame, the Rhode Island local background, and a development-friendly profile: he’s listed as a sophomore on Bryant’s roster, and the early production suggests a player still carving out his lane rather than forcing shots[1][13]. If you want a long-term bet with size and perimeter flexibility, Sepe is worth a look; if you need immediate volume, the résumé is still too thin to call him a finished product[1][2][3].
