Penn’s steady shot-maker with playmaking pop
Donahue is a **spacing-first guard** whose value comes from efficient perimeter shooting, ball movement, and a willingness to do the connective work that helps an offense breathe. In his Penn season, he was credited with **47 three-pointers**, **41 assists**, and **14 steals**, showing a useful blend of shooting gravity and secondary creation rather than empty volume.[4] ESPN also lists him as producing **5.7 points, 1.3 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game** in that season, underscoring a role player profile built around reliability and fit.[3]
