Jeff Mullahey brings size, shot-making, and early-career poise to Troy’s backcourt
Mullahey’s value is in his 6-3 frame, perimeter range, and ability to contribute in pressure spots: as a first-year Trojan he appeared in 32 games, started two, hit 2-of-2 threes in his debut, and reached double figures twice, including in Troy wins. He also scored eight points in both postseason games, and Troy went 5-2 when he made multiple threes. For a team, he profiles as a steady guard who can stretch the floor and play within winning lineups rather than just pile up empty stats.[1]