Oregon’s high-efficiency, high-volume perimeter threat
In his Oregon career, Garrett Sim stood out as a durable, clutch guard who played in 136 consecutive games and ranked among the program’s all-time leaders in 3-pointers made, free-throw percentage, and steals[1]. In his senior season, he averaged 12.2 points while shooting .465 from three and .871 at the line, showing a rare blend of spacing, reliability, and late-game composure[1]. He’s the kind of guard who raises your floor: smart, efficient, and tough enough to handle big minutes without needing the ball constantly[1].
