Steve Horton brings low-usage point-guard value and steady playmaking to Ball State
Horton is a **pass-first guard** whose best value comes from running the offense and creating for others, as his Ball State profile highlights a strong assist rate in his college background and his listed role is at point guard.[6][7] In his career NCAA production, he has averaged **3.2 points, 2.3 assists and 1.0 rebounds** per game, which points to a distributor more than a high-volume scorer.[1][7] His fit depends on whether a team needs a steady organizer who can facilitate, defend, and keep the ball moving rather than a scorer; the main concern is his low shooting efficiency, including **23.0% field-goal shooting** in the available career NCAA stats.[1][7]
