Proven shot-maker, now a pro after his Providence run
A.J. Reeves was a high-volume, high-upside Providence wing whose best college trait was reliable perimeter shooting: in his last four Providence seasons, he shot 35.4% from three and scored 979 career points, with a 29-point debut that still pops in Friartown memory. His value was spacing the floor, using his 6-foot-6 size to play on the wing, and showing a scorer’s feel when he was healthy and in rhythm. The bigger context: he battled inconsistency and injuries during his college years, but his touch and shot-making made him a fit for teams needing instant offense off the ball.
