steady George Mason guard with veteran feel and two-way grit
In the most recent available season data, Corey Edwards posted 3.9 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game while shooting 37.7% from the field, and George Mason’s own archive credits him with a team-best 46 steals in 2014-15[7][2]. What makes him interesting is the combo of defensive bite, ballhandling, and leadership: he started 18 games, was a two-time team captain, and was described as a solid floor-runner who could steady the offense and bring toughness—useful traits if a team wants a guard who does the little things without needing the ball to be everywhere[2][6].
