T.J. Little gives Wake Forest a steady backcourt piece with point-guard size and control
T.J. Little is listed as a 6-foot point guard who most recently played for Wake Forest, giving the Demon Deacons a compact, lead-guard profile built around ball handling, pace control, and organization rather than raw physicality.[2] Wake Forest finished the 2025-26 men’s season 17-16 and 13th in the ACC, so any guard who can stabilize possessions and fit within a competitive conference rotation has real roster value.[1] Because public stat detail on Little is limited in the available sources, the safest read is that his appeal is fit: a true guard with experience in a major-conference environment who could matter most if your team needs composure, structure, and a low-mistake floor general.[1][2]
