Jamarras McCray gives Southern Wesleyan a rugged, versatile frontcourt presence
McCray is the kind of forward who earns minutes by doing the hard stuff: in 2024-25, he started 6 of 26 games and produced 83 points, 83 rebounds, 15 assists, 5 steals and 12 blocks, showing a well-rounded, defensive-minded game.[2] He also showed he can flash scoring punch in a bigger role, as a 2025 game log notes a 22-point outing with 4 steals on 70% shooting.[1] For a team needing toughness, activity and low-maintenance production inside, he looks like a dependable fit rather than a stat-stuffer.[2][1]
