Aaron Bright was a savvy, clutch-floor general for Saint Mary’s
In the 2014-15 season, Aaron Bright gave Saint Mary’s a steady veteran hand: 10.9 points, 3.8 assists, and a WCC-best .879 free-throw clip among top league performers, with 15.2 points in the postseason-sized moments he created himself. His calling cards were poise, ball security, and late-game shot-making, while his 5-11 frame and .357 field-goal rate hint that he was more orchestrator than volume scorer. If you want a guard who competes, organizes, and won’t blink in pressure possessions, he fit the bill beautifully.
