
steady Niagara guard with early-career scoring upside
Durosier profile reads as a **steady, efficient guard** rather than a high-usage star: in Niagara’s 2004-05 season he averaged 1.6 points, 1.5 rebounds, 0.6 assists and 0.4 steals in MAAC play, and he shot 80% at the line despite limited minutes[3]. He also logged **32 minutes** in Niagara’s 2005 matchup with Notre Dame, a sign the staff trusted him in a tougher spot[2]. At 6-foot-1, he brings backcourt size and a low-mistake style; if you want a bench guard who can defend, stay composed, and fill a role without forcing shots, he’s the kind of fit coaches usually like[3][7].