24.6 a game at 6'6": 2027 wing Elias Guzman is producing like an offer sheet is coming

Recruiting boards are built on trajectories, and Elias Guzman's only points one direction.

The 2027 forward out of Pueblo County High School (Rye, CO) has raised his scoring average every year he's played: 11.7 points per game as a freshman, 20.4 as a sophomore, 24.6 as a junior. At 6'6" and 190 pounds, playing both forward spots, that's not a hot streak — that's a developmental curve that hasn't found its ceiling.

The junior season

The 2026 numbers read like a player carrying a program: 24.6 points, 10.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.7 steals per game, shooting 51% from the field, 40% from three, and 83% from the line. A 6'6" wing who rebounds double digits and shoots 40% from deep is the exact intersection every college staff says it's looking for — size that defends, range that spaces, and a motor that shows up in the effort columns.

The efficiency tells the story

Volume scorers who shoot 51% from the floor are rare at any level. Guzman got more efficient as his usage climbed — his free-throw percentage jumped from 60% to 83% between his sophomore and junior seasons, the single stat that most reliably predicts a jump shot that translates. Six film clips on his profile back up the box scores.

The opportunity

Here's the part that should get a coach's attention: Guzman's recruitment is wide open. No offers on the sheet yet — which, next to this stat line, says less about the player and more about the zip code. Southern Colorado isn't a recruiting thoroughfare. The first program that gets to him gets a 6'6" wing with three years of rising production and a senior season still to play.

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