Larry Motuzis was a high-usage, two-way wing with size, shot-making, and steal creation
Larry Motuzis’ best season at American came in 2017-18, when he started all 30 games and averaged 14.6 points, 1.6 steals, and 36.1 minutes per game, ranking among Patriot League leaders in scoring and steals. His calling cards were big-wing size at guard, downhill slashing, and disruptive defense—plus the stamina to handle huge workloads. Beyond the box score, reports described him as an elite-size shooting guard who fit Division I play with athletic rim attacks and improved offensive efficiency. If your team wants a tough, versatile, high-motor guard, he’s the kind of glue-and-bucket guy worth a serious look.
