TJ Gadsden brings size, shooting touch, and steady veteran guard play to Hofstra
In the 2024-25 season, TJ Gadsden gave Hofstra a versatile 6'7" backcourt look, averaging 4.6 points while shooting 34.4% from the field, 26.7% from three, and 73.3% at the line across 21 games with 18 starts[12]. He’s most intriguing as a long guard who can handle, rebound, and give lineup flexibility, but the efficiency numbers show he’s more useful as a connector and matchup piece than a primary scorer[12]. If your team wants size, experience, and a player who can chip in without needing the offense built around him, Gadsden is a sensible fit[1][14].
