
Efficient, low-usage guard who brought size and shot-making to Purdue Fort Wayne
In his Purdue Fort Wayne season, Herbert Graham was a **6-4 guard** who gave the Mastodons a compact, efficient scoring option, averaging **2.7 points** and **1.2 rebounds** while shooting **44.6%** from the field. He flashed real value as a *situational scorer* with a career-high **17 points** against Judson, showing he could convert when his number was called. The appeal is his size, efficiency, and ability to stay ready without needing high volume—useful for a team looking for a steady backcourt piece rather than a primary creator.