a steady, pass-first Grambling guard who could organize an offense
In the 2011-12 season, Rondale Livas stood out for his playmaking more than his scoring, leading Grambling State in assists at 4.0 per game while averaging 4.2 points, 2.8 rebounds, and shooting 30.5% from the field. He also logged heavy minutes as a sophomore guard, which suggests the staff trusted his control and competitiveness. The fit question is simple: if you want a small, distributor-style guard who can set the table and compete, he makes sense; if you need a primary scorer, his profile is more complementary than explosive.
