Trevor Huffman was Kent State’s clutch-laden floor general and all-time scoring engine
In the 2001-02 season, Trevor Huffman powered Kent State’s Elite Eight run as the Golden Flashes’ all-time leading scorer and a first-team All-MAC guard, blending shot-making, playmaking, and late-game poise. His 2001-02 line included a team-high 15.8 points per game, 133 assists, and 39 steals, plus a strong 1.99 assist-to-turnover ratio—numbers that match the eye test: tough, confident, and reliable when the pressure spikes. If you want a lead guard who can create offense, handle big moments, and raise a team’s competitive temperature, Huffman is your guy.
