a rugged, stat-stuffing Cowboys guard who could do a little bit of everything
In his 2000-01 Oklahoma State season, Maurice Baker was a legitimate Swiss Army knife: 19.8 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 2.0 steals per game, with his all-around production making him one of the nation’s most productive guards and a standout rebounder for his position. Reports from Oklahoma State also noted his toughness and ability to impact games in multiple ways, though a sprained ankle in February 2002 underscored that his senior year had some wear-and-tear. If you want a guard who brings intensity, versatility and competitive edge, Baker fits beautifully.
