As a sports data scientist raised in New York with European football’s philosophical lens, I watched Jarebri Walker’s 24-25 season with cold precision: 60 games, 12.5 minutes per game, 5.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, 0.6 assists. No offer came—yet his silent impact speaks louder than any contract. This isn’t oversight; it’s an omission rooted in systemic bias. I see the geometry of his potential—and it’s beautiful in its minimalism.