steady Holy Cross guard, quiet shooting pop, low-usage glue guy
In the 2004-05 season, Michael Smiley was a 6-3 Holy Cross guard who gave the Crusaders efficient bench value, finishing his college career at 1.9 points, 0.9 rebounds, and 0.4 assists per game with a 31.3% field-goal rate and 34.0% from three. His best selling point was simple: he could space the floor and deliver timely perimeter shots without needing the ball much. If you want a low-drama, team-first guard who brings experience, shot-making, and some sneaky confidence from deep, Smiley fits the “useful role player” mold nicely.
