Malcolm Brooks brings efficient scoring and a steady two-way edge for Cal State Fullerton
Brooks profiles as a guard who can give Cal State Fullerton shot-making, pace control, and reliable secondary creation, with the kind of comfort in the offense that often separates a solid scorer from a real fit. Prior reporting on Brooks emphasized that he found a rhythm as the season progressed, started every game, and produced a breakout 24-point performance against BYU while averaging 9.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game in that stretch. He looks best as an adaptable, competitive guard who can plug into structure and still create offense when needed.[2]
