steady FAMU guard with reliable floor-game value
Ross profiles as a dependable, low-drama guard who can organize an offense, chip in across the stat sheet, and bring steady effort every night; in the latest season cited, he averaged 3.2 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 1.3 assists while shooting 31.8% from the field, which suggests value comes more from stability, ball movement, and guard depth than from shot-making volume[1]. If you need a connector who can keep structure, compete defensively, and fit a role without needing the ball, he looks like a reasonable depth-add rather than a primary scorer[1].
