RJ Jones is a low-usage TCU guard with real spot-up shooting upside
In the 2025-26 season, RJ Jones has provided TCU with efficient bench minutes, averaging 2.6 points in 9 games while shooting 35.3% from three; his earlier 2023-24 season showed similar perimeter value and reliable free-throw touch. The appeal here is *fit*: he’s a catch-and-shoot guard who can space the floor without needing touches, and his best moments have come when he’s been aggressive from deep. He projects more as a role player than a creator, but for a team needing shooting, he offers a straightforward, low-drama floor-spacing skill set.[9][13]
