
Josh Pollard was a low-minute Kansas guard with a team-first profile and Utah roots
In the 2014-15 season at Kansas, Josh Pollard appeared in 7 games and averaged 1.9 minutes, with 2 points and 1 rebound on the year, so his impact was more about depth than box-score production. He fit as a 6-4 guard who brought maturity after a two-year LDS mission, plus a dependable, stay-ready walk-on mindset that coaches usually love. The bigger differentiator is character and fit: he was a high-character, low-drama roster piece rather than a usage-heavy creator, making him the kind of player you care about if your team values culture, resilience, and effort.