Georgia State’s battle-tested, high-motor guard who turned pain into production
In the 2015-16 season, Kevin Ware gave Georgia State steady backcourt production, averaging 11.6 points and 3.7 rebounds while leading the team with 35.5 minutes per game, a strong sign of trust from the staff[7][15]. His defining traits go beyond box-score stats: he’s a fearless, emotionally resilient guard whose comeback story after a gruesome 2013 leg injury shaped his identity as a competitor, and he previously delivered in big moments with Georgia State’s 2015 Sun Belt Tournament MVP run[2][13]. If a team wants toughness, leadership, and a player who brings edge every night, Ware is an easy yes[4][12].
