Chris Colvin brings late-season playmaking pop to Arizona State
Colvin is a **pass-first guard** whose value shows up in pace, control, and creating for others: in Arizona State’s 2011-12 season notes, he finished strong by averaging 8.7 points, 5.0 assists, and 31.1 minutes over the final 15 games, with his scoring and efficiency rising as his role expanded.[1] The key differentiator is his ability to elevate the offense without needing constant shot volume, plus the hint of a competitive curve—his production improved sharply down the stretch. For a team needing a steady organizer who can run a unit and survive higher usage, he looks like a fit.
