Terry Price is a local Houston guard who brought steady depth, not headline stats
In the 2001 season, Terry Price was a Houston-native guard who gave the Cougars reliable bench minutes and a spark from deep when called upon, including an 11-point first start against Texas Bluechips. He wasn’t a volume producer—ESPN lists him at 0.9 points and 0.5 rebounds per game in the 2001-02 season—but his value came from familiarity, toughness, and being ready in limited roles. If you need a rotation guard who understands his lane and can survive in a depth role, Price fits that profile; if you want a primary creator, he’s not that guy.
