FGCU’s steady floor general with real two-way juice
In the 2025-26 season, Rahmir Barno has emerged as FGCU’s engine, ranking among the ASUN’s assist leaders, averaging 11.7 points, 5.0 assists, and 1.4 steals per game while starting every game and supplying team-best defensive disruption with 44 steals.[1][2] The appeal is bigger than the box score: he’s a high-usage, dependable point guard who can organize an offense, pressure the ball, and deliver in big moments—like his 19-point outing against West Georgia and 18-point, 3-assist performance in the ASUN tournament.[1][3][4] If a team wants a tough, steady guard who impacts both ends and doesn’t shrink when the lights get brighter, Barno fits the bill.[1][3]
