UCLA’s high-assist floor general with elite pace control
In the 2012-13 season, Larry Drew II was the engine of UCLA’s offense, leading the Pac-12 with 7.3 assists per game and 256 total assists while starting all 35 games and logging 35.5 minutes per night. He stands out for true point-guard craft: he protected the ball, set teammates up relentlessly, and played with starter-level stamina and poise. If you want a pass-first guard who can organize an offense and keep the tempo under control, he’s your guy; if you need a high-volume scorer, that’s not his lane.
