Camron McDaniels

UTEP Miners

2026-27 Men's Basketball Roster

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Position Guard
Height 6-5
Class Sophomore
Hometown Louisville, Ky.

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AT JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE (2025-26)
2025-26 (FRESHMAN)

Named a second-team NJCAA All-American, the Great Rivers Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year and a member of the All-Region 24 team after a stellar season for John A. Logan College
Considered a Fab 50 Freshman by JUCO Recruiting
Averaged 17.4 ppg and 5.1 rpg while starting 23 of 29 games played
Helped lead the squad to its second straight regular-season conference crown and a Region 24 regular-season co-championship
The squad finished 21-9 overall, including 14-1 in conference and 15-2 in the region, despite playing only 10 home contests compared to 11 on the road and eight in neutral sites
Posted double figures in scoring 24 times, including surpassing 30 points in a trio of tilts and registering between 20-29 points in seven contests
Connected on 42.9 percent of his shots (172-401), including 35.6 percent (69-194) from 3-point range
Drilled 76.0 percent (92-121) at the charity stripe
Burst out of the gates by scoring 20+ points in the first three tilts of the season, putting up 27 vs. Mineral Area College (10/31/25), 24 at Three Rivers College (11/1/25) and 25 against Coffey Community College (11/7/25)
Ripped off 10 straight double-digit scoring efforts, including erupting for a then season-most 30 points (11-20 FG, 4-8 3PT, 4-4 FT) against Lake Land College (2/7/26)
Matched that total with 30 points (9-17 FG, 7-13 3PT, 5-6 FT) in a win vs. Shawnee Community College (3/4/26)
Surpassed that the very next game, lighting up Kaskaskia College (3/9/26) for a career-high 32 points (14-21 FG, 4-7 3PT)
Recorded a double-double (19 points, career-best 11 boards) in a 22-point rout of Mineral Area College (W, 99-77, 12/21/25)
Never put up fewer than six points in a game
Finished the year with more than 500 points (505) and nearly 150 rebounds (148) while adding 46 assists and 24 steals
Chose UTEP over offers from East Carolina, UAB, CSUN, Delaware, EKU, FAMU, Grambling State, Southern, Southern Indiana and UTA