Georgetown’s steady, high-IQ guard with elite shooting DNA
Wallace was a reliable, winning-point guard for Georgetown, known for efficiency, poise, and elite shot-making—he finished his Hoyas career with 1,256 points, ranked third all-time in 3-point percentage at 43.4%, and ninth in free throw percentage at 82.1%[1]. Georgetown’s own history project says statistics never captured the full story, which is a hint that his value went beyond scoring: he was a dependable, team-first lead guard whose game translated through feel, consistency, and basketball IQ[7]. If you want a calm, low-mistake floor general who can stretch the defense, he fits.
