Clemson’s all-time scoring engine with a two-way edge
Chrissy Floyd was a relentless Clemson guard whose game separated itself by volume, efficiency, and toughness: she finished with 1,937 career points, ranked second in Clemson history, led the team in scoring all four seasons, and also piled up 218 steals plus 124 threes. In the 2002-03 season, she was the Tigers’ MVP and a steady late-game weapon, which makes her profile scream competitive edge, shot creation, and defensive disruption. If you want a guard who brings production and big-moment poise, she fits the bill.
