Steve Proctor brings scoring pop and two-way wing versatility to Binghamton
Proctor is a **versatile guard/forward** who has shown he can score efficiently and impact the game in multiple ways, with ESPN listing him at 9.3 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game on 41.4% shooting in his Binghamton profile, while older season data also shows a track record of perimeter scoring, steals, and secondary playmaking.[1] His biggest differentiator is positional flexibility: at 6-4, he gives a team a wing-sized option who can defend, rebound, and create enough offense to fit alongside higher-usage stars.[2][5] If you want a plug-in contributor rather than a volume-heavy alpha, he looks like a useful fit.
