
High-energy guard who makes plays in spurts
Chandler is best remembered as a lively, two-way guard who could score, distribute, and create turnovers when he was at his best at Rutgers and later at William Paterson, where he posted 20.5 points and 5.3 assists per game in 2011-12 before re-emerging as a team catalyst. His profile suggests a capable slasher and disruptive defender, but his career shooting numbers were uneven, especially from three, so the appeal is more about pace, intensity, and playmaking than pure efficiency. If you want a guard who brings edge and attack mode, he fits; if you need a low-variance shooter, less so.