Osiris Eldridge was a fearless, high-usage scoring guard who gave Illinois State a real shot-maker
In the 2009 season, Osiris Eldridge was the Redbirds’ offensive engine, averaging 20.3 points per game and earning the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player award after a 18.7 ppg postseason run. He stood out as a physical 6-3 guard who could score from deep, attack the rim, and create steals, with 226 career three-pointers and 130 career steals by the end of his Illinois State run. If you want a competitive, tough-minded guard who brings shot creation and edge, Eldridge is absolutely worth caring about.
