veteran Niagara guard with steady ball security and late-clock poise
In the 2002-03 season, Rhossi Carron was a reserve-to-spot-starter guard for Niagara who gave the Purple Eagles steady minutes, hit free throws at an 81.8% clip, and chipped in as a low-mistake passer with 0.8 assists-to-turnovers per game[1][2]. His value was less about volume and more about composure: he could run the offense in short bursts, had a career-best six assists in one game, and showed enough shooting touch to knock down 3 of 3 from deep in a win over Siena[1].
