a sharp-shooting, savvy Santa Clara guard with a proven college résumé
Brandon Rohe stood out at Santa Clara as a big guard who could stretch the floor, with the program noting he ranked eighth all-time in made three-pointers and had already been the team’s leading scorer as a freshman in 2002-03. In the 2006-07 season, he appeared in 25 games and hit key threes in wins like the upset of Stanford, which fits the profile of a dependable spacing piece who can change a game quickly. The biggest caveat was durability: he battled a back injury and even redshirted to recover, so the fit is best for a team needing shooting, feel, and veteran IQ more than explosive availability.
