Jaylen Pazon brings efficient wing scoring and steady two-way depth for VMI
Pazon has been a useful rotation guard for VMI, flashing a scoring punch with a season-high 15 points in 2024-25 and showing he can stretch the floor with made threes and occasional defensive activity like blocks and steals.[2][1] His current production is modest—roughly 5 to 7 points per game depending on the stat source—but his profile suggests a compact, versatile guard who can fit as a low-usage connector rather than a primary creator.[5][6][8] For a team, he looks like a depth piece with upside if you value shooting, effort, and a willingness to play within the system.[2][13]
