efficient BYU combo guard with reliable shooting and steady all-around production
Winder was a polished, low-mistake BYU guard whose best calling card was efficiency: in his BYU career he appeared in 129 games, made 32 starts, and averaged 6.3 points while shooting 45.9% from the field and 35.3% from three, with a solid 70.2% at the line.[1][3] What made him useful beyond the box score was his versatility and steadiness—he could score without hijacking possessions, handle the ball, and fit comfortably into a team-first role, which makes him attractive for coaches who want a dependable perimeter piece rather than a high-usage volume scorer.[1][3]
