Ryan Duncan brings size, touch, and a sneaky sharpshooter’s résumé to Princeton
In the 2024-25 season, Princeton guard Ryan Duncan played a limited role but showed efficient scoring touch, shooting 57.1% from the field and 25.0% from three while averaging 1.2 points in 4.0 minutes per game[13][15]. He’s a 6-3 guard with 7-foot-2 wingspan measurements listed in draft profiling, and his high-school résumé includes 1,000 career points, three all-conference honors, and an IHSA 3-point state finalist nod[1][8]. The appeal is clear: he looks like a long, catch-and-shoot guard with real upside if his minutes grow, though he’s still more projection than proven production right now[1][13].
