Former Richmond wing with size, touch, and a limited college résumé
In the 2023-24 season, Tim Mayes gave Richmond only a small sample, averaging 1.1 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.2 assists while shooting 28.2% from the field, so the production was modest[1][2][4]. What makes him interesting is the profile underneath the numbers: a 6-6 guard/forward with a long frame, high-school scoring pedigree, and some perimeter feel, including a career 38.1% mark from three across his college career[4][5]. He looks like a low-usage connector who could fit a system that values size, versatility, and spot-up shooting, but the on-court impact has to catch up to the tools[1][4].
