Jeb Ivey was a bucket-and-dimes guard with elite touch for Portland State
In his Portland State career, Jeb Ivey was a reliable two-way lead guard with real shot-making pop: he averaged 13.7 points across two seasons, shot 39% from three, and set a school/Big Sky career free-throw record at .937, including a near-perfect 2001-02 season at .980. He also started 55 straight games and later built a 16-year pro career in Europe, where he was a six-time All-Star and multiple league MVP, which screams toughness, consistency, and winning DNA. If a team wants a poised guard who can handle pressure, stretch the floor, and deliver in big moments, Ivey fits beautifully.
