a veteran guard whose value is more about poise than fireworks
Joseph Hebert’s UNO/Privateers profile shows a senior-era guard who earned minutes the hard way: limited appearances in 2012-13, but enough upside to stick because he brought steady ball movement, respectable shooting touch, and toughness after a winding college path. In the 2010-11 season at Dawson CC, he shot 45.5% from the field, averaged 2.4 rebounds, and posted 44 assists against 30 turnovers with 18 steals, which points to a connector guard rather than a volume scorer. If a team wants maturity, low-drama decision-making, and someone who competes, he’s the kind of fit coaches love.
