Lamoni Yazzie was a high-efficiency Air Force guard with strong perimeter touch and steady scoring punch
Yazzie’s calling card was **shooting efficiency** and floor-spacing value: in the 2001-02 season, ESPN listed him at 12.4 points per game on 44.1% shooting, and Air Force noted he ranked among Mountain West leaders with a 43.9% mark from three in 2001-02. [6][3] At 6-foot-1, he offered a compact guard frame, captain-level maturity, and the kind of reliable guard play that helps a team by stretching defenses and avoiding empty possessions. [5][3] If you want a disciplined, perimeter-oriented backcourt piece rather than a high-usage creator, he fits well.
