Quinnipiac has a player with legitimate NBA upside in 6’5 Sophomore Guard Jaden Zimmerman.
Through his first 10 games Zimmerman is averaging 17/3/2 while leading the MAAC in PPG so far this season.
Zimmerman is one of the best guard athletes in the country and uses his mix of burst and speed to be one of the best finishers in college basketball so far this year in the HC and in Transition shooting 60% at the rim. Zimmerman also has a strong jumper off the catch and is a skilled cutter. Zimmerman also has the ability to create plays for his teammates with his athleticism.
Zimmerman has one of the highest ceilings out of any mid major player in college with his mix of athleticism, finishing and spot up shooting for his age.
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The Quinnipiac transfer averaged 15.1 PTS last season
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6’5” sophomore guard Jaden Zimmerman of Quinnipiac brings a strong, physical presence to the backcourt. He stays in attack mode and consistently looks to score, using his strength to put pressure on the defense. Zimmerman is capable of creating his own shot, knocking down perimeter jumpers, and playing through contact with toughness and confidence. He is a volume scorer who is comfortable taking and making difficult shots.
On the season, he is averaging 17.4 points per game while shooting 42.9% from the field and 35.4% from three in 30.8 minutes per game.
