Will Solomon’s Clemson legacy still pops: scoring punch with ACC-destroyer upside
In the 1999-00 season, Clemson guard Will Solomon was the ACC’s leading scorer at 21.1 points per game, while also pacing the conference in three-point makes per game (3.1) and ranking among the league leaders in assists and three-point percentage—classic high-usage, shot-making guard stuff. He’s the kind of player who can bend a defense by himself: quick-trigger scorer, deep-range threat, and creator with enough playmaking to keep teammates involved. If you want a guard who brings instant offense and fearless swagger, Solomon is your guy; if you want a low-drama, low-usage floor spacer, he’s not that.
