Rafael DaSilva is a low-usage, defense-first guard with limited scoring punch
DaSilva’s current profile suggests a role player who adds perimeter defense, ball security, and energy more than headline production: his career NCAA averages are just 1.2 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.4 assists per game, with a 34.2% field-goal mark and 27.3% from three.[1] For Saint Mary’s, that makes him a fit if the staff wants a tough, low-maintenance guard who can defend, compete, and stay within the system—but not a primary creator or consistent shooting threat.[1]
