veteran WSU guard known for glue-guy toughness and efficient shooting
Randy Green has been described as a blue-collar, team-first guard who helped stabilize Washington State with steady perimeter shooting and competitive edge; in the 2004-05 season he appeared in 21 games and hit 12 points vs. Gonzaga, while earlier at WSU he showed scoring bursts, including 19 points vs. TCU in the 2003-04 season and 22 vs. Oregon State in the 2002-03 season[1][2]. His profile stands out more for reliability, leadership, and versatility than flashy volume—he was called the “glue” on his teams and was a career 33% three-point shooter entering 2005-06[2][9].
