Josh Chavis brought shot-making punch and steady point-guard control for USC Upstate
In the 2010-11 season, Josh Chavis was a compact 5-9 guard who gave USC Upstate a real spark as a perimeter scorer and playmaker, including a career-high 20 points and multiple games with efficient assist-and-rebound production. His calling card was toughness and poise: he could stretch defenses with threes, handle pressure, and stay productive despite his size, which is the kind of low-drama, high-IQ guard play coaches usually love. If you need a smaller lead guard who competes, spaces the floor, and keeps the offense humming, Chavis fits the bill.
