veteran Wyoming guard with proven outside touch
Ebert’s calling card was efficiency as a perimeter scorer and playmaker: as a sophomore, he averaged 17.7 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists while shooting 40.9% from three, and Wyoming’s bio/box-score record shows him as a steady guard rather than a high-usage, stat-stuffing star.[1][2] He’s the kind of fit that matters if you want a floor-spacing combo guard who can punish help defense, make simple reads, and bring experienced backcourt competence—more reliable role player than headline-grabbing centerpiece.[1][5]
