veteran Georgia Southern guard who brings steadiness, spacing, and experience
In the 2014-15 season, Curtis Diamond gave Georgia Southern a steady backcourt presence: he played in all 34 games, made 7 starts, averaged 6.4 points and 21.6 minutes, and showed a willingness to let it fly from deep, even if the 3-point clip was modest at 29.5%. He’s a 6-3 guard with college experience, rebounding grit, and enough polish to help a team that needs maturity and positional flexibility more than flash. If you want a dependable rotation guard who competes and understands his role, he’s a sensible fit.
