veteran, 6-7 wing-forward who brings grit and spacing to Bowling Green
In the 2012-13 season, James Erger was a steady Bowling Green forward who played 31 games and averaged 10.3 minutes, giving the Falcons experienced depth without needing the ball to be effective.[1] He flashed value as a low-usage glue guy—hitting both of his three-point attempts in one game, adding six points, three assists, two rebounds and two steals in another, and showing the kind of effort and versatility coaches love.[1] Career-wise, his scoring numbers were modest, but his size, outside touch and all-around hustle made him a useful fit for a team needing reliable, team-first minutes.[1][2][3]
