a proven North Carolina A&T scoring guard with range and toughness
Steven Koger was a productive North Carolina A&T guard in the 2004-05 season, averaging 11.6 points per game and leading the Aggies in both three-point percentage (.341) and free-throw percentage (.766) while starting from the perimeter[1][7]. Across his A&T career, he finished with 1,061 points and 453 assists, showing he could both score and create, not just hunt buckets[2][5]. He looks like the kind of steady, shot-making guard who adds spacing, composure, and experienced decision-making—useful for a team needing a reliable backcourt connector rather than a flashy stat-chaser[1][2].
