Jeffrey Forbes brings veteran guard toughness, deep-range confidence, and sneaky value on both ends
In the 2012–13 season, Jeffrey Forbes was the kind of guard coaches trust: a high-minute starter, a strong defender, and a proven shooter who finished his Eastern Washington career with 97 steals and 143 made 3-pointers, both top-tier marks in school history[1][2]. He also earned praise for shooting well, playing hard, and bringing tremendous speed[1]. The catch? He was a modest scorer rather than a pure star, so his best fit is as a dependable, energy-driven backcourt piece who raises the floor for a team that values pace, defense, and shot-making.[1][10]
