high-usage scoring guard with proven shot-making
DaVonte Lacy’s calling card at Washington State was scoring volume and shot creation: in the 2015 season he averaged 13.3 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 1.9 assists in 31 games, with enough perimeter touch to threaten from outside and enough usage to carry stretches offensively. He was also a highly regarded recruit out of Tacoma, ranked No. 125 nationally and No. 3 in Washington by 247Sports, which matches the profile of a guard who could be trusted with the ball in big moments. If you need a confident, offense-first guard, Lacy fits; if you need a pure pass-first organizer, he is less of that archetype.[1][4][7]
