Drew Gore brings efficient perimeter shooting and steady guard play to Evansville
Gore’s value is in his efficiency and low-drama role fit: in the 2024-25 season, he averaged 2.5 points in 13.2 minutes while shooting 44.3% from the field, 43.6% from three, and 72.2% at the line for Evansville.[1] That profile suggests a guard who can space the floor, make simple winning plays, and avoid hurting you offensively; his career shooting numbers are also respectable at 40.3% overall and 38.1% from deep.[2] At 6-3, he offers positional size for a backcourt piece, which helps if you need a connective, catch-and-shoot guard rather than a high-usage creator.[6]
