Alabama A&M’s steady floor general with real SWAC pedigree
In his Alabama A&M years, Crutcher was the kind of guard coaches trust: a high-minute, high-assist point guard who could control pace, create for teammates, and chip in scoring when needed. In the 2013-14 season, he averaged 12.8 points and 3.1 assists while playing 31.9 minutes per game, and Alabama A&M’s record books show he ranks among the program’s notable minute- and assist-makers. The differentiator is feel, energy, and leadership more than flash—he’s the steady engine that keeps an offense organized. If you want poise and distribution, he fits; if you want size or rim pressure, that’s not his game.
