Army Guard with Elite Ball-Handling and Court Vision
As a freshman in the 2012-13 season, Gramling demonstrated exceptional playmaking ability, recording 24 assists against just 13 turnovers across 26 games—a hallmark of a high-IQ floor general. While his scoring (2.1 PPG) and shooting efficiency (35.2% FG career) remain modest, his assist-to-turnover ratio and rebounding consistency (1.3 RPG) suggest a pass-first guard who prioritizes team basketball. Best suited for programs valuing ball movement, defensive versatility, and a steady backup or role-player contributor in a structured offensive system.
