
steady lead-guard production with proven playmaking and shooting
Parker brings a true point-guard profile: in 2023-24 at Toccoa Falls he averaged 17.5 points and 8.2 assists per game while shooting 38.5% from three, and Dayton’s roster history shows he has long been valued as a bench spark and late-game free-throw option. His differentiators are pace control, creation for others, and reliable perimeter shooting, with a track record of being an efficient high-usage ball handler. If you want a guard who can organize offense, make teammates better, and survive pressure moments, he fits that mold.[1][2]