Aaron Cosby gave Western Kentucky a high-usage, high-volume scoring guard
In the 2015-16 season, Cosby was WKU’s most dependable perimeter engine: the only Hilltopper to start all 34 games, he averaged 13.7 points, 31.6 minutes, and 81 made threes while also hitting 85.5% at the line[1]. His value was not just shot-making—he logged 10 games of 20+ points and scored in double figures 24 times, showing a steady offensive floor[1]. The big caveat is durability and availability context: his earlier college career included injuries and a team-rule suspension, so he is best viewed as a proven scorer with some risk history, but a clear fit for teams needing spacing, confidence, and instant offense[8][7].
