Andre Hazel brings two-way disruption and steady guard play to San Francisco
Andre Hazel’s calling card is impact beyond scoring: at Nevada, he posted 6.7 points and 2.9 assists per game while leading the WAC with 1.9 steals as a sophomore, and he has shown he can swing games with a high-energy, playmaking guard profile.[6] He’s the kind of fit coaches like for toughness and pressure defense, plus enough offense to complement a stronger primary creator; his 25-point, 6-assist game for USF is a reminder he can also pop when needed.[1][3]
