
a steady Chicago State scoring guard with veteran touch
In the 1999-00 season, Charmaine Rogers averaged 9.3 points per game for Chicago State and started 27 games, showing real volume and reliability from the backcourt[5]. Her stat line points to a guard who could put the ball in the basket and handle meaningful minutes, while also contributing 90 assists in that season[5]. The big differentiator: she’s not just a box-score name — her long run with the program suggests consistency and trust from the coaching staff, which is exactly the kind of glue-player trait teams love.