the steady, versatile scoring guard NC State leaned on
Trevor Lacey’s best selling point is his all-around guard game: in his 2014-15 season at NC State, he led the Wolfpack in scoring at 15.7 points per game while also adding 4.6 rebounds and 3.5 assists, showing he could create, finish, and help others without needing the ball every possession.[3] He also produced 115 assists and 51 steals that season, which points to a two-way player with legit feel and activity.[6] If you want a poised, versatile backcourt fit rather than a pure volume scorer, Lacey’s the kind of guard who makes an offense look organized and tough.
