veteran guard with pro experience and polished decision-making
Diego Willis brings older-player maturity, international seasoning, and a steady guard style that helped him move from NJIT to Stephen F. Austin and then into pro basketball. In his 2021-22 season at Stephen F. Austin, he averaged 2.0 points in 8.7 minutes with a 32.7% field-goal mark, so he was more of a connector than a volume scorer[5]. The intriguing part is the context: he’s from Mexico, has national-team experience, and has been described as a guard who controls tempo, plays with speed, and makes solid decisions—useful traits if a team wants composure, structure, and a low-drama floor general[2][13].
