Jack Ryan’s Stanford hoops profile is legacy depth, not current rotation impact
In the 2013-14 season, Stanford’s Jack Ryan was a 6-7 guard/forward who played limited minutes but showed efficient touch, finishing with 0.8 points per game and a strong 50.0% three-point mark across a tiny sample. His fit was more “connector” than volume scorer: versatile size, low-usage play, and enough shooting to matter when called on, but not enough evidence of major on-court impact. If you’re evaluating fit, think energy wing/depth piece rather than headline-maker—useful in the margins, not a feature act.
