steady Texas guard with a high-IQ floor game and proven winning pedigree
Felix was a reliable, tempo-controlling guard for Texas, finishing his Longhorns career at 9.5 points, 2.8 assists and 2.1 rebounds per game while starting 78 of 132 games[7]. He was valued more for feel, decision-making and consistency than pure scoring burst, which is why Texas kept him heavily in the rotation and why his teams reached three NCAA Tournaments during his tenure[5][8]. He is best fit for a team that needs a composed lead guard who can organize offense, protect possessions and bring experience rather than elite size or explosive athleticism[3][7].
