All-Time Career Profile
Cova
PG • Also known as ilicova
Positions stay separate. Cova has records at C and PG. Each position is stored and displayed on its own — averages are never merged across positions.
League History
No. 3 All-Time PG
Cova produced the cleanest one-season championship résumé at the position. He went 4-0 in completed regular-season stat games at 28.3 PPG, 7.8 APG, a 5.2 A/TO ratio, 74.5% FG and 73.7% from three, then averaged 27.4 points and 8.6 assists across five playoff games with a remarkable 14.3 A/TO ratio. He finished the run as Season 2 champion and Finals MVP.
Why No. 3: peak efficiency, late-round execution and the title give him a legitimate No. 1-level peak. He sits behind Brumps and Riot only because both have substantially larger multi-season samples and longer records of elite lead-guard play.
### Career context
Cova's regular-season record shows four completed statistical games, while The Order's other wins without countable final box scores remain team context rather than invented individual production. Even under that conservative treatment, his efficiency and 5.2 A/TO ratio were extraordinary.
### Playoff evaluation
The postseason is where the case becomes historic. He maintained elite scoring, raised his assist production, protected the ball at a remarkable level and finished the run with the championship and Finals MVP. His late-round performances were the clearest example of a PG converting individual efficiency into the league's biggest result.
### Ranking balance
His peak can reasonably be argued against anybody. He ranks third because an all-time list also measures sustained proof, and Brumps and Riot supplied far larger two-season samples. More seasons at anything close to this level would give Cova a path to No. 1.