6-4 JMU guard with a long-range spark and roster flexibility
In the 2016-17 season, Terrence Johnson brought size and perimeter upside to James Madison as a 6-4 guard who could stretch the floor and give the Dukes backcourt some versatility. His official JMU bio notes he was a sophomore transfer from South Mountain CC who had already earned game action early in the year, including his first Duke points on a three-pointer against Rice. The stat line was modest, but the appeal was clear: a guard with length, shooting touch, and developmental upside for a team needing depth and toughness.
