Hofstra’s steady floor general with long-term passing pedigree
In the 2003-04 season, Woody Souffrant was a veteran Hofstra guard who had already proven he could run an offense, with 321 career assists and a reputation for feel, pace, and table-setting from the point.[3] His game leaned more toward orchestration than volume scoring, and Hofstra’s own coverage described him as experienced, solid at the Division I level, and a definite plus because he knew how to run the Pride offense.[10] He’s the kind of fit a team wants when it needs a composed distributor who can stabilize possessions and make teammates better.
