steady Hawaii guard with efficient scoring touch and veteran poise
In the 2008-09 season, Lasha Parghalava gave Hawai'i a reliable backcourt presence, appearing in 24 games and starting six while averaging 7.6 points per game and leading the team in free-throw percentage. The 6-2 guard from Georgia brought a compact, scoring-minded game with enough toughness to earn minutes in a rotation, and his background as a junior-college transfer suggests he arrived with a more mature, ready-to-play edge than a typical freshman. He looks like the kind of guard who can fit a team that values poise, shooting efficiency, and dependable energy.
