proven Northwestern shooter with two-way value
Berry is a high-volume perimeter threat for Northwestern who has been one of the Big Ten’s more reliable catch-and-shoot guards, pairing 3-point range with solid rebounding and active hands on defense. In 2024-25, he averaged 10.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.3 assists while making 74 threes and finishing his career with 256 made triples and 159 steals, showing real floor-spacing and disruption value[13]. He is especially attractive for teams that want a veteran wing/guard who can play without dominating the ball, though his impact is tied to shot efficiency and he has dealt with a season-ending injury in 2023-24[12][14].
