Wes Enis is USF’s high-volume shot-maker and table-setter from the wing
In the 2025-26 season, Wes Enis has been one of South Florida’s most productive guards, averaging 16.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 2.4 assists while hitting 35.2% from three on heavy volume, and he also ranks among the team leaders in minutes and scoring[4][13][15]. What makes him interesting isn’t just the math: he’s a relentless, confident shooter who can bend a defense with range, and USF’s coverage described him as a “championship catalyst” with an ever-evolving all-around game after his rise from overlooked recruit to Division II All-American[2]. If a team needs a tough, proven guard who can light it up and keep hunting shots without shrinking from the moment, Enis absolutely deserves a long look[2][6].
