Andrae Belton is a steady, efficient TSU guard with a clutch edge
In the 2007–08 season, Andrae Belton was a 6-3 Tennessee State guard who averaged 3.9 points, 2.2 rebounds, and shot .449 from the field while hitting .457 from three, showing real efficiency and floor-spacing value[1][2]. He also flashed poise in tight moments, including a three-point play that briefly put TSU ahead late in a 62-60 game, which hints at a guard who can stay calm when the gym gets loud[4]. The fit? Useful if a team wants a smart, physical, low-drama backcourt piece who can defend, rebound a bit, and make open shots without needing the ball to dominate.
