MJ Collins Jr. is Utah State’s high-volume, high-efficiency shot-maker with all-conference juice
In the 2025-26 season, MJ Collins Jr. emerged as a featured scoring guard for Utah State, averaging 17.5 points per game while shooting 48.7% from the field, 36.1% from three, and 81.0% at the line across 36 starts.[13] He flashed real takeover ability with 40 points as a season high and repeatedly delivered in big Mountain West moments, including 20-point games in league wins and a championship-game burst against San Diego State.[10][8][9] The appeal is simple: he brings efficient scoring, size at 6-foot-4, and proven production in pressure games; the caution is that he’s more scorer than table-setter, so the fit is best for a team needing a lead guard who can punish defenses and create his own shot.[1][6][14]
