Veteran Savannah State guard with a proven scoring punch
Javon Randolph is a Savannah State guard who has shown real shot-making ability and late-game poise; in the 2005 season, Georgetown’s scouting notes listed him as the Tigers’ leading scorer at 14.4 points per game and a team-high three-point threat, and a 2007 recap shows he could swing a game with a 29-point, 7-for-10 shooting night from deep. That profile screams “instant offense”: a guard who can stretch defenses, create pressure in big moments, and fit a team that needs perimeter scoring and confidence under fire.
