Baylor’s undersized spark plug with a pro’s motor and a defender’s bite
Dugat’s Baylor calling card was clear in the 2008-09 season: a reliable senior guard who played all 39 games, started 28, and gave the Bears 9.4 points and 2.1 assists per game while bringing high-end effort, a strong vertical, and real defensive chops. He finished his Baylor career with 1,229 points, 152 steals, and 158 made threes, which tells you he wasn’t just a hustle guy—he could impact winning in multiple ways. If you want toughness, experience, and a guard who plays with some serious edge, he fits.
