The UConn Huskies could really use Stephon Castle right now, and it’s hard to believe that the 20-year-old guard for the San Antonio Spurs would be a sophomore

After 19 games with the Spurs, Stephon Castle has emerged as one of the top rookies and is among the leaders in several statistical categories.

Early in his rookie season, San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle has proved his worth to LeBron James as part of the NBA's next wave

Stephon Castle is starting to look like the real deal for the San Antonio Spurs, and his name is officially entering the Rookie of the Year conversation. While Jared McCain remains the favorite (-165), Castle’s recent surge has his odds improving to +600, and it’s easy to see why.

Castle learned the slow step after tutelage from Mike Noyes, the Spurs assistant who is the team’s player development coach. Noyes, like Castle, was a former UConn guard and joined the Spurs in July after spending six years with the Memphis Grizzlies, most recently as player development director.

Stephon Castle was drafted as a defensive stopper, and his recent matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder helped solidify his status as a high-end defender.

The San Antonio Spurs have seen Stephon Castle find his stride during his rookie season in which the UCONN guard is scoring the ball more to capitalize on his elite defense.

Former UConn men's basketball star Stephon Castle has impressed NBA veteran and San Antonio Spurs teammate Chris Paul as a rookie.

When Victor Wembanyama says your maturity impresses him, it’s time to take a bow. San Antonio Spurs rookie Stephon Castle might be that special. One thing’s for certain right now. His play down the stretch of close games for the Silver and Black has won has been special.