a scrappy, two-way senior guard who could swing a game
In the 2010-11 season, Curry McKinney gave Eastern Illinois real backcourt value as a senior, appearing in all 29 games and starting 27 while averaging 9.0 points per game. He brought a defensive edge too, leading the Panthers with 42 steals, and he could heat up in a hurry—finishing with four straight double-figure scoring games and a 22-point season high. The fit is clear: he’s a tough, experienced guard with shot-making juice and active hands, the kind of steady competitor coaches love.
