Princeton’s do-everything lead guard who ran the show
In the 2013-14 season, Bray was Princeton’s engine, leading the Tigers with 18.0 points per game, 133 assists, a .537 field-goal percentage, and 34 steals, while also adding 4.8 rebounds per game[1][3][7]. What makes him pop isn’t just the box score: he was a high-motor, three-level creator who could score, distribute, and defend, and his 374 career assists and three 100-assist seasons show elite feel and command[1][7]. If a team wants a savvy, competitive guard who raises the floor of everyone around him, Bray fits the bill beautifully[1][7].
