Markus Carr brings lead-guard control and two-way disruption to CSUN
Carr was a high-usage, high-impact guard at CSUN, and the clearest reasons to care are his playmaking and defensive activity: as a senior in 2001-02, he averaged 16.0 points, 5.1 assists, and 2.8 steals per game, showing both creation and disruptive on-ball pressure. That profile fits a team needing a steady primary handler who can create offense without sacrificing intensity. Beyond the box score, his value is as a tempo-setter and defensive irritant, the kind of guard who can tilt possession battles and elevate teammates.[17][13]
