Houston Power gives UC Riverside a steady backcourt presence
Power profiles as a guard worth watching because UC Riverside’s 2025-26 season leaned on his backcourt contribution in a team that finished 10-22 overall, and his fit appears to center on pace control, toughness, and dependable guard play rather than empty stats.[1][3] The best reason to care is whether you want a competitive, system-friendly guard who can handle Big West-level physicality and add structure, leadership, and reliability in the flow of a game—traits that coaches often value beyond box-score production.[2]
