Towson Guard with Elite High School Scoring Pedigree and Reserve-Ready Intensity
Greg Cross, a 6'4" guard for Towson, stands out not for current NCAA stats (0.3 PPG in limited 2020-21 action) but for his explosive high school pedigree: averaging 7 points and 6 rebounds per game at Springbrook HS with a 16-point season high and 12-rebound peak. His differentiator is a rare blend of physical maturity (213 lbs, Sr. class in 2020-21) and reserve-level intensity—he appeared in just two games as a reserve but showed grit in both, including a debut vs. Virginia. While injury history isn't public, his low game count suggests he was a depth player, not a star; his personality leans disciplined and team-first. For your team, he's a fit if you need a physically mature, high-effort guard who thrives off the ball, not a primary scorer. His 50% FG% in limited NCAA action hints at efficiency, but his 0.0 AST/REB stats reveal he hasn't yet translated high school dominance to college play. Care about him for his potential as a high-intensity reserve with a proven scoring floor, not for current rankings.
