Two-way, efficient guard with scoring pop and defensive activity
Cook’s Missouri State profile stands out for a 6-foot-5 guard who can score, rebound, and create plays without needing the ball every trip; in Missouri State’s 2019-20 season he ranked among the Bears’ leaders in steals, assists, rebounds, and 3-point efficiency, showing real two-way utility[7]. He has also delivered high-end scoring bursts, including a 31-point game and a stretch of 18.5 points and 9.0 rebounds over two games, which points to toughness and competitive punch rather than empty volume[4][2]. For a team, he looks like a versatile fit if you want guard size, perimeter shooting, and active effort on both ends[1][7].
