College Basketball · 2026-27 · Preseason

JJ Rembert

McNeese · Guard · Sophomore · 5-10 · #2

Returning

#1029Overall

+0.21Projected impact

#516 guard in the country
#474 mid-major player

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Projected role · 2026-27

Projected bench piece (about 6 minutes a game) at McNeese. Similar role to last season.

Projected minutes: 6
Spot in the rotation: #10

From the Statboy preseason model. It updates once games start.

▸What is impact?

Impact is how many points per game a player adds to his team. 0 is an average player, so a plus number means he's better than average and a minus number means he's below. It's Statboy's own number, based on everything he does on the court and the level he played against.

Last season: the basics

2025-26 at McNeese: 8 games, 0 starts, 4.8 minutes a game.

Points per game0.51st
Rebounds per game0.01st
Assists per game1.543rd
Steals per game0.21st
Blocks per game0.011th
Turnovers per game0.299th
Field goal %10.0%(1-10)1st
3-point %0.0%(0-3)1st
Free throw %100.0%(2-2)99th

Last season: advanced

Percentiles compare him with every Division I guard who played 300+ minutes.

Usage rate16.0%style
Share of his team's possessions he ends (shot, free throws or turnover) while on the floor
Offensive rating98.214th
Points he produces per 100 possessions he uses
Defensive rating99.395th
Points allowed per 100 possessions while he's on the floor (lower is better)
True shooting %18.4%1st
Scoring efficiency counting 3s and free throws
Effective FG %10.0%1st
Field goal % with 3s worth 1.5 times a 2
Assist-to-turnover6.0099th
Assists for every turnover
Offensive rebound %—
Share of his team's missed shots he rebounds while on the floor
Free-throw rate20.0%20th
Free throws attempted per 100 field goal attempts
Win shares per 40.10555th
Wins he created per 40 minutes played

Small sample: under 300 minutes last season.

McNeese teammates

Impact = how many points per game he adds to his team when he plays. 0 is an average player (Statboy's own number).