Ohio guard Michael Allen is a steady, pass-first playmaker
Michael Allen’s calling card is **distribution and control**: ESPN lists him at 5.5 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game with 40.9% shooting, which points to a guard who helps organize offense more than he hunts his own shot[2]. His background also suggests legitimate point-guard instincts, since Ohio’s records note the program’s all-time assist and steals leaders at the position, a style fit that values pace, decision-making, and defensive activity[3]. If you want a connective guard who can run a team without needing the ball every possession, he looks like a sensible fit[2][3].
