Durand Johnson brought veteran wing scoring and clutch shot-making to St. John’s
In the 2015-16 season, Durand Johnson gave St. John’s a proven 6-foot-6 guard/forward who could score efficiently from the perimeter, averaging 12.0 points while shooting 32.9% from three and adding 3.8 rebounds per game across 32 games[13]. He was a steady veteran presence with the Red Storm’s most experience-heavy résumé, and reports highlighted him as a major contributor who could heat up quickly, including a 19-point outing at Madison Square Garden and a strong stretch with seven made threes over two games[11][12][6]. If a team needs a mature, physical wing who brings shot creation, toughness, and big-game comfort, Johnson fits the bill nicely[1][6][13].
