GW’s steady two-way guard with real college pedigree
In the 2000-01 season, Mike King was a reliable George Washington guard who brought scoring, rebounding, and defensive activity, finishing his GW career with 1,327 points and All-Rookie recognition after making an immediate midseason impact. He stood out for toughness, versatility, and a knack for timely buckets rather than empty-volume offense, which is exactly the kind of glue-guy profile coaches love. If you want a composed, competitive wing/guard who can contribute across the board and handle pressure moments, King is a strong fit.
