GW’s knockdown scoring guard with veteran edge
In the 2006-07 season, Maureece Rice was George Washington’s leading scorer at 15.8 points per game, and he also topped the team with 64 made threes while hitting 43% from deep, a clean signal of a guard who can stretch a defense and carry offensive load.[5] He was a starter in every game that season, added 66 assists and 43 steals, and earned A-10 tourney MVP recognition in GW scouting coverage, which points to a high-usage, big-moment player with toughness, shot-making and two-way juice.[5][15]
