Efficient LMU Guard with Shooter DNA and Veteran Poise
Connor Jean is a former Loyola Marymount guard whose calling card was efficient shooting and steady veteran production, finishing his college career noted as a knockdown shooter with a career 45.8% field-goal mark and 42.5% from three[3]. In his final college season at UWG in 2016-17, he played 11 games and averaged 2.7 points per game, with a season-high 12 points against Augusta[5]. Why care? He profiles as a low-drama, high-IQ backcourt piece: the kind of player who can space the floor, understand his role, and bring mature, coach-friendly reliability rather than raw flash[1][3][5].
