Wichita State’s steady 6-4 guard with defensive grit and efficient touch
C.C. McFall is remembered as a reliable Wichita State backcourt piece: in the 2000 season, he averaged 10.5 points, then 10.1 as a senior, while also being praised as a tough defender and a smart passer who averaged more than four assists in his final year.[5] ESPN and school records confirm his 6-4, 195-pound guard profile and Wichita State career.[1][3][4] If you value a physical, team-first guard who can defend, distribute, and stay efficient, McFall fits that mold; if you need a high-usage scorer, he’s less of a headline-chaser and more of a steady, winning ingredient.[5]
