Warren Sledge is a steady, high-IQ guard who fueled Citadel’s offense
In his Citadel career, Warren Sledge played 119 games, started 73, scored 730 points, and dished 322 assists, finishing 2nd in school history with a 2.69 assist-to-turnover ratio[1]. That profile says “trustworthy floor general”: he’s a 6-3 guard who can organize an offense, take care of the ball, and chip in as a scoring threat rather than just a passer[1][11]. The best fit for a team that wants composure, ball security, and veteran poise—less flashy fireworks, more wins-by-being-in-the-right-place-at-the-right-time[1].
