A clutch, pass-first guard who controlled SDSU’s offense
Xavier Thames was a high-IQ San Diego State guard whose 2013-14 season was defined by playmaking, poise, and all-around impact: he led the Aztecs in assists 21 times and finished with 128 assists while also providing scoring punch and rebounding from the backcourt.[6] He stood out as a floor general who could create for others, attack when needed, and handle pressure, making him especially valuable if you want a guard who stabilizes the offense rather than just piles up points.[1][6] He is a former professional player, so this profile reflects his SDSU peak rather than current college production.[2][3]
