Buffalo’s steady, do-everything guard with scoring punch
In the 2007-08 season, Greg Gamble was a reliable two-way guard for Buffalo, averaging 19 points in the Bulls’ early-season run and even dropping a career-high 25 against Ohio Valley, while also leading the team in assists from 2006-09 and posting 9.3 points per game as a junior. He looks like the kind of player coaches trust: versatile, unselfish, and capable of flipping a game with a scoring burst or a playmaking stretch. If you want a guard who can initiate, compete, and give you consistent all-around minutes, he’s a strong fit.
