Tione Womack brings Houston a steady, pass-first guard presence
Womack is a compact, veteran-style guard whose best value is organizing offense and creating for others: in his Houston stint, he averaged 2.1 assists per game and started 10 of 32 games, while his junior-college track record showed elite playmaking with 7.6 assists per game in 2011-12. That profile makes him a fit for teams that need composure, ball security, and a distributor who can keep the offense on schedule more than a high-volume scorer; the tradeoff is that his box-score scoring is modest, so his impact is more about control, decision-making, and setting the table for teammates.[1][2]
