Kevin Darby brings veteran shot-making to UMES
In the 2001-02 season, Kevin Darby averaged 7.3 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.3 assists in 19 games for Maryland Eastern Shore, while shooting 37.6% from three and 39.7% overall, which points to a role player who can stretch the floor and survive on skill more than brute force[1][2]. The key draw is the shooting touch: his perimeter efficiency suggests spacing value, and the low turnovers hint at a controlled, low-drama style that coaches usually appreciate[1][2]. If you need a wing who can give you reliable floor balance rather than high-usage fireworks, Darby fits that mold nicely[1][2].
