Oregon’s high-usage, high-efficiency wing finisher
In his final 2015-16 season at Oregon, Elgin Cook started all 38 games and averaged 14.8 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.1 assists, while finishing his Duck career with 1,259 points, which ranked him tied for 20th in program history. He stood out as a strong downhill scorer who could rebound, create a bit for others, and bring real edge on both ends; the lasting appeal is his toughness, workload, and consistency over a full season. If your team wants a physical, versatile forward who does a little of everything and won’t shrink from big minutes, Cook was that guy.
