Coppin State’s dependable 6-8 stretch forward with real three-point juice
Khali Horton profiles as a versatile wing/forward who gives Coppin State spacing, experience, and a steady two-way edge: in the 2025-26 season, he appeared in all 31 games, made a team-high 24 starts, and averaged 7.4 points while shooting 35.0% from three and 72.9% at the line[1][12]. He was also a 2025-26 MEAC Player of the Week selection and had a career night with 28 points and six threes against Morgan State, which underscores his shot-making upside when he gets rolling[1][8][10]. The catch: his overall efficiency and rebounding are modest, so he fits best as a floor-spacer and connector rather than a featured scorer[2][4].
