a steady, scoring-minded guard with proven shot-making and veteran juice
In the 2016-17 season, Justin Seymour gave Georgia State a reliable backcourt weapon: 6.6 points per game, 53.8% 3-point shooting in conference play, and 100 career games played by late December, which screams experience and composure[11][4]. His profile leans on spacing, efficient perimeter scoring, and a guard’s feel rather than pure volume, with a 2016-17 line of 15 made threes on 44 attempts and 1.1 assists per game[4]. The big differentiator is his older, plug-and-play maturity—useful for a coach who wants a low-drama veteran guard who can knock down shots and understand his role, though his brief Georgia State stay makes his current-team fit historical rather than present-day.
