Chaz Crawford remains Drexel’s classic rim-protecting glue guy
In the 2006-07 season, Chaz Crawford was described by Drexel as one of the CAA’s premier defenders, leading conference returners in both blocked shots and rebounds, with 224 career blocks and 530 career rebounds through three seasons at Drexel[1]. His calling card is clear: elite interior defense, rebound volume, and a long, disruptive presence that changes shots without needing touches. For a team needing toughness, rim protection, and low-ego production, Crawford is the kind of frontcourt piece that quietly swings games.
