a low-usage guard who earned trust with toughness and rebounding
In the 2013–14 season at Loyola Maryland, Damion Rashford played 22 games and brought energy off the bench rather than volume scoring, finishing with 18 points and 16 rebounds while flashing a physical, team-first style[4]. His statistical line was modest, but the early scouting view was that his 6-foot-6 frame, rebounding, and willingness to compete gave him a chance to matter beyond the box score, especially as a glue-guy wing/guard[6][9]. If a team wants size, effort, and a player who can soak up gritty minutes, he fits that mold; if it needs a high-usage scorer, this is not that guy[1][2].
