Jacen Holloway brings efficient scoring, perimeter growth, and two-way energy to Army
Holloway is emerging as a dependable Army forward, averaging 10.8 points on 51.0% shooting in 2025-26 while playing 28.2 minutes per game, a clear jump from his earlier college role.[1][8] His best differentiators are his efficiency, improved perimeter threat, and willingness to attack in volume, with Army noting multiple double-digit outings and a career-high 22 points at Cornell.[13][14] He is a useful fit for a team that wants a tough, productive wing/forward who can score without dominating the ball, though his outside shot remains streaky and his rebounding is modest for a frontcourt player.[1][7]
