Richard Hurd brings Baylor a stretch-forward spark with elite 3-point touch
In his Baylor season, Richard Hurd averaged 4.0 points and 2.1 rebounds in 17.0 minutes per game, but his real differentiator was perimeter shooting: he hit 43.9% from three, the best mark on the team. That makes him a useful fit for lineups that need floor spacing from a forward, especially if you value a low-usage player who can punish help defense without needing the ball much. The main caveat is that his production profile is role-specific rather than high-volume, so his value depends on whether your team needs shooting more than creation.[1]
