Lamar’s former scoring spark on the wing
In the 2000-01 season, Joey Ray was a sophomore guard for Lamar and a clear offensive engine, averaging 16.0 points in one early-season game context and finishing the year with 11.3 points per game on strong shooting splits, including 38.4% from three and 89.9% at the line[7][9]. He stood out as a high-volume perimeter scorer who could get hot in bunches—Texas A&M noted he had already made 9 of 11 threes early that season[9]—so he fits best as a confident shot-maker who stretches defenses and brings instant offense.
