proven perimeter scorer with efficient shot-making and defensive activity
Stewart’s profile is built around efficient scoring and versatility: at Purdue Fort Wayne in the 2015-16 season he averaged 8.2 points while shooting 43.9% from the field and 43.0% from three, and the next season he still gave the Mastodons reliable wing production with 4.9 points per game in limited minutes, plus a solid 35% from deep.[4][2] His differentiator is that he brings a true G/F skill mix—spacing the floor, rebounding for his position, and contributing steals/blocks—while his earlier prep résumé at Cass included defensive-player-of-the-year recognition, which supports the case that he can fit a system needing two-way edge and perimeter toughness.[5][1]
