Brison White’s relentless two-way edge made him a steady Demon backcourt piece
In the 2013 season, Northwestern State guard Brison White was a high-energy, stat-sheet-stuffing defender who averaged 13.1 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 1.4 steals per game while shooting .463 from the field and .690 at the line. He was praised as an explosive leaper with extreme quickness, and his resume also included 39-point and 8-steal highs in junior-college play before NSU. If you want a guard who brings toughness, pace, and disruption on defense, he’s the kind of scrappy fit coaches usually love.
