Northwestern’s Workhorse Wing and Career-Scoring Star
In the 2013-14 season, Drew Crawford finished his Northwestern career as a durable, do-it-all guard/forward who ranked second in school history with 1,920 points and led the Big Ten in minutes played, a loud hint that he was the engine, not just a piece. His game was built on toughness, volume scoring, and rebounding from the perimeter, with enough shooting to keep defenses honest and enough grit to handle heavy usage. The one real red flag was health: a torn labrum ended his 2012-13 season, so he was a high-upside, high-load fit if your roster needed a relentless two-way wing.
