
UConn sideline stock
Malachi Smith
G · Senior · #0 · 6' 1" · 180 lbs
From Bronx, NY
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Sideline market estimate
$518K

UConn sideline stock
Malachi Smith
G · Senior · #0 · 6' 1" · 180 lbs
From Bronx, NY
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Sideline market estimate
$518K

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Latest source check Aug 15, 2026
Position
Guard
Class
Senior
Jersey
#0
Height
6' 1"
Weight
180 lbs
Hometown
Sideline market estimate
$518K
Best current Sideline estimate based on role, roster, recruiting, current market evidence, and school-pool reconciliation.
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Malachi Smith is a 6' 1" 180 lbs Senior Guard for UConn and is listed by ESPN from Bronx, NY. The Sideline places the player 5th within the current UConn men's basketball roster. The $518K headline is The Sideline's best current estimate and $518K is the allocation used to reconcile the sport pool.
Pool share by sport
7.3%
Men's Basketball pool: $7.1M
Pool share of school
4.4%
UConn roster market: $11.65M
Roster dollars tracked
$7.1M
UConn Men's Basketball pool-accounting sum
Coverage hits
2
Recent NIL-related articles found
Bronx, NY
Roster status
Active
Current listing
UConn Huskies
Sideline Data Desk
Lead guards receive a premium for possession control, scoring creation, and year-round visibility in the transfer and commercial markets. For Malachi Smith, the current roster role, class, recruiting signal, program market, and available market evidence produce a $518K headline case.
The visible base estimate is $518K. The pool-accounting allocation is $518K, equal to about 7.3% of the UConn men's basketball market. The player ranks 5th on that roster.
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