Texas Southern’s Andrew Malveaux III is a steady, low-usage guard with Houston roots
Malveaux is a 5-foot-10 Texas Southern guard whose current box-score role is modest—ESPN lists 2025-26 averages of 1.2 points, 0.4 rebounds, 0.2 assists and 30.8% shooting—so he profiles more as a depth piece than a featured scorer.[2] His value is in familiarity with the program and the floor-general traits that smaller guards often bring: experience, continuity, and local toughness from Houston/Strake Jesuit, with a long college journey that suggests persistence and coachability.[5][7] He is worth a look for teams needing backcourt depth, pressure resistance, and a player who understands his role.[2][5]
