Gregory Lawson II is emerging as EMU’s late-blooming bucket-getter
In the 2025-26 season, Gregory Lawson II has been one of Eastern Michigan’s most intriguing young guards, averaging 7.1 points in 17.9 minutes while shooting 41.3% from the field and 43.2% from three on the Eagles’ official season stats page[1]. He’s flashed real scoring juice with a 29-point explosion against No. 21 Miami and a 20-point career night shortly before that, showing he can heat up fast and carry a stretch of offense[2][3]. His calling card is efficient perimeter shooting, but the deeper appeal is composure under pressure and a quick rise in the rotation—exactly the kind of guard who can swing a team’s spacing and swagger[1][2].
