It was not all that surprising that Cleveland Cavaliers rookie point guard Darius Garland got off to a slow start to his career. Garland only appeared in five games in his collegiate career at Vanderbilt due to a reported meniscus tear, and he did not seem quite himself.
The sample size was extremely small for Garland of course, but he did flash big-time scoring ability and three-point range, as he had 16.2 points per game on 63.9 percent effective field goal shooting at Vandy, as indicated by Sports Reference, on a team with very limited spacing.