Roy Booker was a volume scorer with a shooter’s touch for Southeast Missouri State
Booker’s most compelling trait was his proven scoring ability: in the 2005-06 season, he led Southeast Missouri State at 22.0 points per game, added 4.8 rebounds, hit 73 threes, and shot 83% from the free-throw line, which points to a guard who could create offense in multiple ways and hold up under pressure.[1] He also brought a history of high usage and production from junior college and Montana, suggesting he was more than a one-season spike. If you need a guard who can carry scoring load and space the floor, he looks like a strong fit.[1]
