Jareal Smith brings proven scoring punch and late-game burst to Radford
Jareal Smith, a 6-foot-3 guard for Radford, showed real freshman-year juice in the 2010-11 season: he led the Highlanders in scoring at 9.4 points per game, made 15 starts, and closed strong with six double-figure games in his final seven outings, averaging 15.8 points during that stretch[1][4]. He also ranked second on the team in assists (56) and free-throw percentage (.710), which hints at a combo guard who can create, not just finish[1]. The big appeal here is his toughness and upward curve—he produced in pressure spots, got to the line, and flashed enough scoring versatility to look like a useful fit for a team needing backcourt creation[1][4].
