steady Idaho State creator with veteran scoring pop
In the 2012-13 season, Melvin Morgan led Idaho State in scoring at 12.0 points per game and added 2.4 assists, showing a compact guard who can run an offense, get to the line, and contribute in multiple ways.[2][9] He also posted strong volume minutes, played 30-plus minutes in 23 of 30 games, and hit a career-high 27 points against Northern Colorado, which hints at toughness and trust from the staff.[9] For a team, he looks like a reliable, competitive lead guard rather than a flashy stat-stuffer—smart, seasoned, and capable of carrying stretches when the offense needs a stabilizer.[2][14]
