Evan Phelps brings disruptive defense and steady guard play to East Texas A&M
Phelps is a defense-first guard whose value shows up in disruption: in the 2024-25 season, he averaged 0.6 steals per game in 14.1 minutes, with a low-usage role built around energy, ball pressure, and making simple plays rather than chasing shots.[2][7] His offensive game is more support than spotlight — modest scoring, limited efficiency, and secondary playmaking — but that also makes him a fit for teams that need a disciplined, low-drama connector who can change pace and guard up the floor.[2][4][9]
