Jeremy McKay brings shooting touch and defensive activity to Sam Houston
McKay is a compact guard who has shown a reliable perimeter game and active hands, with early-career production built around three-point shooting, assists, and steals rather than high-volume scoring. In his college track record, he posted 3.9 points per game, and earlier bio notes credit him with 43% shooting from the field, 37% from three, 87 made threes, 87 assists, and 53 steals, which suggests a connector-type guard who can space the floor and create secondary offense. At 5-foot-10, he fits best as a low-mistake, energy-driven backcourt piece rather than a primary scorer.[1][2][4][5]
