D.J. Stelly gives Dayton a steady two-way guard/wing option with scoring upside
Stelly has been a useful rotation piece for Dayton, with ESPN listing him at 6.5 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 1.0 assist per game on 35.0% shooting, which points to a player whose value extends beyond scoring and into effort plays, versatility, and lineup flexibility.[6] Proballers also notes a 18-point career-high in a win over Marquette, showing he can spike as a complementary scorer when he gets rolling.[1] He looks like a fit for teams that want a physical, adaptable G/F who can defend multiple spots and contribute without needing the offense built around him.[1][6]
