Missouri’s all-out, pass-first floor general
In the 2012 season, Phil Pressey was Missouri’s engine, averaging 10.3 points and 6.4 assists while also adding 2.1 steals per game, and he still stands out as the Tigers’ career assists leader with 580. His calling card is speed, playmaking, and disruptive defense—he can turn a game into a track meet and create easy shots for everyone else. The knock: he was never a pure scorer, so his value comes from pace, pressure, and control. If you want a relentless point guard who makes teammates better, he’s your guy.