steady Chicago State guard with playmaking juice and three-level hustle
Carrie Klimson is a former Chicago State guard whose profile points to a low-drama, high-motor backcourt piece: in the 2001-02 season she averaged 6.0 points with 39 assists, and for her Chicago State career she posted 4.7 points and 2.1 assists per game[2][3]. The stat line says she could handle and create, while game logs show she was trusted in tight spots and played heavy minutes, suggesting toughness and composure[4][5][6]. She looks like the kind of guard a coach can plug in for effort, ball movement, and accountability—more glue than glitter, but a useful kind of glue[2][3].
