Georgia State's Tough, Undersized Post Grit Machine (2007-08)
Justin Billingslea, a 4-year Georgia State forward who played 104 games with 51 starts, stood out as a defensive rebounding beast and hustle player in the late 2000s CAA, averaging 6.2 PTS and 3.6 REB in 2007-08 while hitting clutch shots in upsets over George Mason and Northeastern; his career 49.3% FG efficiency and battle-tested intensity make him a differentiator for teams needing blue-collar bigs who thrive under pressure—perfect fit if you value heart over highlight-reel stats, though long graduated.
