NM State’s all-time steals king and a relentless two-way guard
Daniel Mullings was a high-intensity, defense-first guard who became one of New Mexico State’s most accomplished players, finishing with 1,677 career points and a school-record 249 steals while leading the Aggies with 13.8 points per game in the 2014–15 season[2][4]. He was a WAC Player of the Year, an AP All-American honorable mention, and the only Aggie ever to play in four NCAA Tournaments, which tells you he brought winning-impact pedigree, toughness, and backcourt leadership—not just box-score production[4][5]. If a team wants a twitchy, disruptive guard with proven big-game chops and a nasty competitive edge, Mullings fits beautifully[4].
