Smooth-shooting wing with NBA-ready spacing value
Caleb Houstan’s Michigan profile was built on size, shooting touch, and low-drama fit: in the 2021-22 season, he averaged 10.1 points and 4.0 rebounds per game while shooting 35.5% from three and 78.3% at the line for the Wolverines[1]. Scouts have consistently viewed him as an athletic, skilled swingman whose main differentiator is floor spacing—he can punish help defense, play as a connector, and fit cleanly beside high-usage creators[3][11]. The caution flag is that he’s more efficient as a complementary piece than a self-creator, so he’s best for teams needing a polished, team-first wing rather than a do-it-all scorer[3][11].
