Deep-bench LSU guard with a shooter’s touch
Benhayoune is a low-minute LSU guard whose value comes from shooting upside and steady professionalism rather than volume stats: in 2024-25 he appeared in seven games, averaged 0.4 points, and hit a three in his lone notable scoring burst against Stetson. LSU’s roster notes also frame him as a high-academic, walk-on type who has been reliable and team-first across four seasons, and his profile highlights elite home-court three-point shooting in his college career. He fits best as a depth piece who can space the floor, stay ready, and add maturity to a locker room.[4][11][9]
