Athletic Pitt guard with proven big-game pedigree and two-way juice
Julius Page was a high-impact Pittsburgh guard known for steady production, durability, and postseason pop: in his Pitt career he started 92 of 100 games, scored 1,116 points, and hit 154 threes, while ESPN listed him at 11.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game[1][2]. His differentiators were athleticism, shot-making, and tournament-level intensity—he earned Big East tournament MVP honors and was described as an athletic combo guard with a reported 39-inch vertical[3]. If you want a guard who can compete, space the floor, and deliver in pressure moments, he fits the profile[1][3].
