Brian Henderson brings veteran guard production and shot-making to Old Dominion
Henderson profiles as a steady, experienced guard whose value goes beyond scoring: ESPN lists him at 6.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game with 42.0% shooting, while Old Dominion’s 2025-26 team stats suggest a broader role in a competitive rotation[4][2]. His best fit is a team needing a composed backcourt presence who can space the floor, handle pressure and contribute without monopolizing the offense; his past clutch free-throw moments and all-around production point to a player who can stabilize a lineup in tight games[3][6].
