KP Parr brings pace, playmaking, and defensive activity to Texas State
In the 2024-25 season at Wichita State, KP Parr showed up in all 32 games and gave Texas State a guard who can handle the ball, create for others, and contribute across the board, highlighted by 1.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game with a season-best 13 points against Missouri State.[1][4][6] The shooting numbers were uneven, so Parr’s value is less about pure scoring and more about energy, defensive pressure, and making teammates better—useful traits for a team that needs toughness, tempo, and a connector guard rather than a high-usage shot creator.[1][3][4]
