SWAC’s 4th-Leading Scorer with Elite Intensity and Guard Versatility
Julysses Nobles, a 6-1 guard from Jackson, MS, stands out as Jackson State’s most intense and versatile ball-handler, averaging 15.0 points and 11.1 rebounds per game in the 2013–2014 season—making him the SWAC’s 4th-leading scorer [1]. Unlike typical guards, Nobles combines scoring punch with rare rebounding ability (11.1 RPG), showcasing a physical, high-effort style that translates to clutch performances, such as his 17-point outing against Arkansas [8]. Though his later ESPN stats show a dip (9.3 PPG, 3.0 REB) [2], his early dominance and commitment to Arkansas [3] reveal untapped potential. He has no known injury history, plays with relentless energy, and brings a confident, team-first personality. For any team seeking a high-intensity guard who can score, rebound, and elevate in tight moments, Nobles is a compelling fit—especially if you value grit over pure stats.
