Illinois State’s veteran shot-maker with real two-way pop
In the 2002-03 season, Gregg Alexander averaged 11.1 points per game and led Illinois State with a 45.5% mark from three, a big clue that he’s more than a spacer—he’s a high-IQ wing who can stretch defenses, handle real minutes, and stay efficient. He also brings veteran calm, strong ball security, and steady defensive activity, which made him look like a savvy veteran even as a true freshman. If your team wants a tough, multi-positional guard-forward who adds shooting, experience, and low-drama production, he’s a very appealing fit.
