a long, versatile wing with proven scoring punch and a track record of handling bigger roles
In the 2010 season, Aaron Holmes gave Tulane a steady 6-foot-5 guard/forward who could score inside and out, averaging 7.3 points and 3.5 rebounds per game before a wrist injury disrupted his momentum. He was a former top-50 national prospect and a career 2,748-point high school scorer, which hints at real bucket-getting instincts beyond the box score. The fit? Good if a team wants an experienced, physical wing who can space the floor and defend multiple spots; the main question is durability and whether he can stay available.
