Antonio Chavers offers Washington State steady guard depth, but scoring has been limited
Chavers is a veteran **Washington State guard** whose value comes more from experience, ball-handling and low-mistake floor leadership than high-volume scoring. ESPN lists him at **1.9 points, 1.0 rebounds and 0.7 assists per game** with a **33.9% field-goal mark**, while Washington State’s bio notes his best nights included a **10-point game** and a **career-high six rebounds at USC**, showing he can provide occasional two-way spark when his role expands.[2][4] If you need an experienced, situational guard rather than a primary creator, he’s a reasonable fit.[2][4]
