veteran pass-first guard who brings poise, toughness, and value beyond the box score
In the 2012-13 season, Worrel Clahar was a senior 5-foot-11 guard for DePaul who played in all 32 games, started 10, and ranked second on the team in assists and steals—classic steady-hand stuff[2]. He’s the kind of fit you want if your team needs a smart, competitive floor general: a pass-first playmaker, a proven small-game big-moment guy, and a guard who’s earned praise for his determination and athletic edge rather than flashy scoring[4][15].
