Emmanuel Clarton brings size, toughness, and a winning edge to Troy's backcourt
In the 2025-26 season, freshman guard Emmanuel Clarton has been a low-usage but efficient rotation piece for Troy, averaging 2.7 points in 5.4 minutes while shooting 56.3% from the field, and he flashed upside with an 11-point, 3-steal outing in his first career start against LaGrange[1][2]. At 6-5, he offers unusual length for a guard, plus defensive activity and versatility, and Troy’s staff has praised his toughness, basketball IQ, shooting touch, and teammate-first approach[1][6]. He looks like a fit for teams that value size, competitiveness, and unselfish play more than instant shot volume[1][6].
