David Kouadio doesn't need the ball in his hands to run a game -- he just needs a live dribble and the right read. At Tri-City, the 6'5 Kitchener, Ontario product split backcourt duties with Stefan Ilic and still ran the offense through his decision-making, the kind of processing that shows up in the assist column more than the highlight reel. He flashed real shooting range in that same look too, the rare guard who can facilitate first and space the floor second without picking one over the other. Wolverines Elite gets a 2029 guard with legitimate size and a feel for the game that plays regardless of who else is sharing the ball. TMM's four-leaf tier isn't a hedge -- combo guards this size, with this much processing this early, tend to keep climbing boards as they go.