UC Davis guard Connor Sevilla is emerging as a high-volume scorer with efficient shooting touch
Connor Sevilla’s value is his shot-making: in 2024-25 he averaged 13.3 points in 31.3 minutes for UC Davis, and his shooting profile has trended up, including strong free-throw accuracy and improved three-point production in recent seasons.[5][1] He is not a primary creator or rebounder, so the fit is best for a team that needs a perimeter scorer who can space the floor and punish defenses without needing a high-usage playmaking role.[5][14] At the high school level, he already showed a scorer’s mentality, which helps explain why his game translates as a confident, assertive bucket-getter rather than a stat-sheet filler.[11]
