Former Baylor guard whose impact came in bursts
Ellis Kidd Jr. was a 6-4 Baylor guard who, in the 2003-04 season, started all 7 games he played and averaged 13.4 points and 4.0 rebounds, showing efficient scoring and real two-way flashes before his Baylor career ended abruptly after a team-policy dismissal. His best differentiator was his ability to produce immediately as a starter rather than just as a rotation piece, which makes him more of a proven short-term contributor than a long-term developmental bet. The biggest context: he was not a current Baylor player, so any fit discussion is historical rather than active.
