Physical, versatile UIC big man who brings boards, blocks, and passing touch
In the 2012-13 season, Josh Crittle was more than just a low-post body for UIC: he averaged 10.5 points, a team-high 5.5 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and led the Flames with 29 blocks, giving him real two-way value as a center[1][4]. Reliable previews from UIC also highlighted his stretch of double-digit scoring, strong conference rebounding, and surprisingly good playmaking for a big, which made him a steady, senior presence rather than a one-dimensional rim runner[5][8][12]. If a team wants size with toughness, defensive impact, and a center who can make the extra pass, he’s a smart fit[1][5].
