Jacksonville State’s dead-eye spacer who once owned the school’s 3-point crown
Jeremy Bynum was a high-volume, high-impact guard for Jacksonville State, finishing his career with 1,158 points and a JSU Division I record 229 made three-pointers; in the 2010-11 season, he averaged 10.3 points per game and remained a steady perimeter threat. What separates him is the long-range gravity—he once drilled nine threes in a game—and the kind of dependable, tough-guy production coaches love when they need spacing and shot-making. If you want a guard who can bend defenses and bring proven big-game confidence, he’s an easy yes.
