Efficient, early-impact guard who helped spark JMU as a freshman
Ratner’s best calling card is his instant-offense efficiency: as a freshman at James Madison, he averaged 8.0 points and 2.5 assists off the bench, shot 66.7% from the floor and 3-of-5 from three in an early-season stretch, and earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors for his impact in road wins. The differentiator is composure and shot-making, not just volume—he produced in limited minutes and helped a winning team get started fast. For a roster looking for a poised, low-drama guard who can score efficiently and make simple plays, he’s a fit.
