high-motor, multi-category wing who impacts the game beyond scoring
Bejarano is best known for being a tough, versatile Colorado State guard who can score, rebound, and create—he was named Mountain West Sixth Man of the Year after averaging 6.3 points and 5.5 rebounds off the bench, and his college stat line also shows solid playmaking for a guard. [5][6] The bigger differentiator is his edge: he transferred from Arizona after personal loss and still carved out a high-impact role, which points to resilience, maturity, and a competitive motor that should translate well to teams needing a physical, do-everything backcourt piece. [4][5]
