
steady two-way guard and SJSU’s top perimeter threat
Washington’s 2025-26 breakout made him a reliable backcourt piece for San José State, averaging 11.5 points and 2.9 assists while leading the team with 54 made threes and starting 24 of 25 games. His value goes beyond the box score: he brings perimeter shooting, usable playmaking, and veteran guard steadiness, plus enough defensive activity to fit a competitive rotation. After a much smaller role in 2024-25, he showed real growth and is the kind of guard who can help a team with spacing, experience, and consistency.




