Antonio Biglow brings shot-making, pace, and a proven Big Sky scoring punch
Biglow’s value shows up in the 2012-13 and 2013-14 Montana State seasons: he was a perimeter scorer who could also create, leading the Bobcats in three-pointers in 2012 and finishing among the team’s top producers in points, assists, and steals. In 2012 he averaged 11.7 points per game, made 58 threes, and shot 71.3% at the line; in 2013-14 he was the kind of guard who could swing momentum, including a five-assist effort in a one-point game. Why care? He’s a compact, crafty guard who adds spacing, secondary playmaking, and competitiveness—useful if a team wants a fearless shot-taker who can do a little bit of everything.
