Andrew Wells brings veteran depth and on-court toughness to Eastern Michigan's backcourt
In the 2025-26 season, Andrew Wells has been a low-usage, defense-and-depth guard for Eastern Michigan, averaging 1.3 points and 2.0 rebounds per game in limited minutes, which points more to role reliability than headline production. His value is in experience, physicality, and steadiness: he has been in the program for several seasons, has shown he can grind through spot duty, and carries a family connection to EMU that suggests real buy-in. He’s a fit if a team wants mature backcourt depth, practice intensity, and a player who understands a role—less of a stat-sheet star, more of a glue guy.
