Two-way LMU guard who impacts scoring, playmaking, and steals
Teel stood out at Loyola Marymount as a high-usage, all-around guard who could score, create, and disrupt opponents defensively; in the 2009–10 season he ranked among LMU leaders in points, assists, and steals, and earlier reports described him as a “force on both ends of the floor.”[7][4][2] His value goes beyond box scores because he brought intensity, versatility, and possession-winning defense, making him a strong fit for teams needing a steady backcourt engine rather than just a pure scorer.[4][2]
