Proven, durable interior OL with all-conference pedigree
Aiono’s appeal is reliability: Sacramento State listed him as a second-team All-Big Sky guard in 2017, and he finished his Hornets career with 33 consecutive starts, a strong indicator of durability and consistency in the trenches. [3] That kind of run matters for teams looking for a steady, assignment-sound interior lineman who has already proven he can hold up over a full season’s grind. [3] Publicly available roster data on his Sacramento State career provides limited detail on traits like size or technique, but the durability and conference recognition suggest a low-risk, high-stability fit for an OL room. [3]
