Local Wake Forest wing who brings shooting, size, and steady all-around value
Michael Drum was a versatile Wake Forest forward known for his perimeter shooting, with a career 42% mark from three and an 82.4% free-throw rate across his two Deacs seasons; in 2005-06 he averaged 5.5 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 1.9 assists in 22.0 minutes per game while giving Wake Forest a 6-6, 204-pound, hometown piece who could space the floor and make smart plays. He fits best as a complementary wing who adds shooting, poise, and low-drama lineup balance rather than high-volume scoring.[2][4][5]
