Versatile Utah Valley Guard Producing Across the Board
Holcombe is emerging as a high-impact, do-everything guard for Utah Valley in the 2025-26 season, averaging 15.97 points, 6.97 rebounds, and 3.62 assists per game[1]. That stat line suggests a versatile two-way creator who can score, rebound, and facilitate—exactly the kind of guard who can raise a team’s floor because he contributes in multiple ways rather than needing the offense built entirely around him[1].
Boise L 77-101 
Fres L 74-75 
UC-Irv W 79-72 –
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Percentile among I Guards — a full red bar is the peak
| Games | 65 |
| Points | 708 |
| Rebounds | 347 |
| Assists | 157 |
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