Josh Fortune brought two-way guard production and veteran steadiness to Colorado
In the 2016 season, Josh Fortune stood out as Colorado’s scoring leader early, averaging 12.3 points per game while also pacing the Buffs in steals and showing real value as a reliable foul shooter and perimeter threat[4]. At 6-foot-5, he offered wing-sized guard versatility, veteran poise, and a competitive edge that Colorado coaches praised when they added him as a transfer[1][8]. If a team wants a mature, physical guard who can score, defend, and settle the floor, Fortune fits; if it needs a pure lead-creator, that’s not his loudest calling card[4][10].
