Michael Okafor brings size, efficiency, and guard versatility to Manhattan
Okafor profiles as a long, low-usage guard who can help a roster with length and steady minutes: Manhattan lists him at 6-8, and in his most recent college season he averaged 1.5 points and 1.7 rebounds in 24 games while shooting 42.9% from the field[7][8]. His broader pro/club track record shows he can contribute in short bursts with rebounding and modest scoring, which suggests a role-player fit rather than a volume creator[1][6]. If your team needs a physical, experienced guard who competes without needing plays run for him, he makes sense.
