young Oklahoma Christian guard with a tiny early sample, but a clear developmental profile
In the 2025-26 season, Aiken is still in the very early stages of his college role, with Oklahoma Christian listing him as a sophomore guard and ESPN showing just one game played so far, including 1 assist in 1 minute at Tulsa.[2][1] His best differentiator is versatility and athletic breadth: he was also part of the Eagles’ track and field program as a true freshman, which suggests speed and competitive pop that can translate well to defense, transition play, and energy minutes.[2] If you need a low-usage guard who could grow into a disruptive, multi-sport athlete type, he’s worth watching, but there is not yet enough collegiate production to call him a finished contributor.[2][1]
