low-usage Razorback guard with size and versatility
Blake Eddins was a 6-6 guard for Arkansas whose value came more from his frame, defensive versatility, and complementary role than from scoring volume; his career Razorback production was modest, with ESPN listing him at 1.1 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.4 assists per game, while RealGM shows a similar low-usage profile. He fits best as a disciplined, team-first piece rather than a featured creator, and the appeal is the combination of guard skills and wing size that can help lineups defensively and structurally rather than carry an offense.[4][8][3]
