Tim Whitworth’s Drexel legacy was built on elite shooting and steady production
In the 2003–04 season, Tim Whitworth was a 6-foot-6 Drexel forward who stood out as a high-efficiency perimeter threat, setting a school record with a .513 three-point percentage and earning All-CAA Second Team honors while finishing his Drexel career with 1,039 points.[3][10][12] He wasn’t just a shooter, though—he gave Drexel a versatile, pro-ready wing who could stretch defenses, score in bunches, and deliver in big moments, which is exactly why opponents had to respect him and why coaches loved his floor-spacing value.[5][7][8]
