Usage-heavy guard with scoring touch, but efficiency is the swing skill
In the 2022 season, Crosby James averaged 9.8 points in 13 games for Presbyterian, with most of his value coming from perimeter shot creation and steady foul shooting rather than efficiency. His profile suggests a guard who can handle volume and bring scoring gravity, but his 34.1% field-goal mark shows he was still working through consistency at the college level. For a team, the appeal is a player willing to take pressure possessions and contribute on the ball; the fit is best if you want a developmental guard who can grow into a more efficient creator.
