Decardo Day brings playmaking flair and defensive edge to Alabama State's backcourt
Day profiles as a high-motor guard whose value goes beyond box-score scoring: he arrived at Southern Utah after leading Callaway High School to three state championships and posting 16.7 points, 6.5 assists, and 4.4 steals per game as a senior, which points to a disruptive, winning-style two-way game[8]. For Alabama State, that kind of guard fit matters because it suggests a defender and organizer who can elevate pace, pressure the ball, and make teammates better rather than simply hunting shots[8].
