TP Spotlight: Jefferson transfer Hakim Byrd averaged 12.1 points, 3.2 assists, while shooting an impressive 46.3% from three-point range and 51.1% from the field over 32 games last season.
He’s expected to be a key contributor for the Trailblazers, bringing efficient scoring and playmaking to the table.
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5'10" G Hakim Byrd starred at Jefferson this past season. 12.1 PPG, 3.5 AST, 2.5 REB and 46.3 % from 3pt on 160 attempts. Grad transfer with 1 year of eligibility left. @hakbyrd
Former @NGSaintsHoops guard @hakbyrd has entered the portal after avg. 12.1 ppg & 3.5 apg in 32 starts for Jefferson this season. The 5-10 junior made 74 three-pointers and shot 46.3% from behind the arc. Has five 20-point games on the year
Jim Ferry and the @UMBC_MBB staff are doing a hell of a job putting together a roster. Byrd was an All-Rookie selection in the @MAACHoops this past season. Have also added @RaySalnave in the past week and will return 3 of their top 5 scorers in the backcourt. Can win right away!
.@hysier Miller was a starter on the @NGSaintsHoops team that won the 2020 PCL title with @jordanhall31, @Camyoung45 & @hakbyrd. As a senior, he filled the stat sheet unlike any guard has in recent memory. My @PhSportsDigest story on the All-State 4A POY: https://t.co/ZbBeKLN7ku
For the first time in our 24 years in the MAAC, @MaristMBB has 2️⃣ All-Rookie Team selections!
Hakim Byrd & Ricardo Wright were huge parts of our success this season, and were recognized on Monday morning. #GoRedFoxes#maAChoops21 https://t.co/JnAYXDZlI7