Chevis Brimmer brings steady point-guard poise and underrated playmaking
In the 2001 season, Colorado guard Chevis Brimmer was a compact, creative lead guard who averaged 7.4 points and 3.1 assists while shooting 39.6% from the field, with ESPN also noting his point-guard responsibilities and the Buffs’ need for his steady hand. He stands out more for feel, pace, and distributing than raw scoring pop, and game notes show he could swing momentum with timely threes and a team-high six assists in a November 2001 win. If you want a guard who can organize an offense and keep a team composed, Brimmer fits the bill; if you need a high-volume scorer, probably not your guy.
