Bucknell’s steady floor general and one of the Patriot League’s elite distributors
Shazier stood out at Bucknell as a high-IQ point guard who controlled tempo, protected possessions, and created for teammates, finishing his career with 498 assists, which ranked fourth in school history, and 126 games played, one shy of the program record.[1] In 2010-11, he was a First-Team All-Patriot League selection and among the national leaders in assists and assist-to-turnover ratio, while Bucknell also noted him as a two-time team co-captain, which points to leadership and reliability beyond the box score.[8][7] He is the kind of guard a team wants if it values poise, organization, and veteran leadership more than flash.[2][7]
