Mercer’s deadeye guard with real long-range pedigree
In the 2009-10 season, E.J. Kusnyer was Mercer’s most dangerous perimeter threat, starting all 33 games and knocking down 107 threes to rank second in the nation; he also averaged 11.2 points per game that year and finished his Mercer career with 190 made triples. His best differentiator is simple: elite shot-making gravity, plus the durability and trust to stay on the floor every night. If you need a guard who spaces the floor, competes, and can tilt defenses without hogging the ball, Kusnyer is exactly the kind of relentless, high-IQ shooter who makes teammates look better.
