Fah'mir Ali brings quick-hit guard production and veteran playmaking to Charleston
Fah'mir Ali is a **pass-first, disruptive guard** whose best value comes from his ability to create offense for others, pressure defenses with steals, and keep a team organized; across his college career, he has averaged roughly **3.6–3.8 assists** and about **1.5–1.6 steals per game** while scoring in the **9.7–10.6 PPG** range, with his strongest season coming at Radford as a freshman. He is not a pure high-volume scorer, and his shooting has been inconsistent, but his tempo, feel, and defensive edge make him a useful fit for teams that need ball security, pace, and a guard who can change possession without dominating usage.[2][12][9]
