pass-first ETSU point guard with real floor-general chops
Dequan Twilley’s calling card is control: East Tennessee State described him as a distribute-first, score-second point guard with the vision, passing feel, and college-ready build to make teammates better. In his 2006 high school senior season, he averaged 18.9 points and 5 assists per game, and he finished Shelbyville Central as the program’s all-time leader in points (1,959), assists (607), and steals (258). That blend of toughness, playmaking, and late-game confidence — including a 31-point state-title-game performance — makes him the kind of guard coaches trust when they want pace, poise, and a little bit of clutch swagger.
