Albert Thomas brings steady, low-drama point-guard production for Delaware State
In the 2013 season, Delaware State guard Albert Thomas was a table-setter first: ESPN listed him at 4.3 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game, while Sports Reference shows him among the Hornets’ season leaders in assists and minutes-driven role value. He’s a compact 5-10 floor general with a pass-first feel, workable efficiency, and the kind of steadying presence coaches like when they need structure more than flash. The fit question is simple: if your team wants a smart, experienced organizer who can keep an offense on schedule, Thomas is your guy.
