Josh Langford brings efficient scoring touch and proven starting experience to Southeast Missouri State
Langford’s value is his efficiency and steady two-way guard play: in the season cited by Southeast Missouri State, he averaged 7.5 points while shooting 60.3% from the field and started 18 of 22 games, which suggests a reliable, low-drama fit who can finish plays and stay composed in a rotation. He also has a broader college résumé with career production at the mid-major level, so he looks like a dependable piece rather than a high-variance scorer. If you want a guard who can help stabilize possessions and bring veteran poise, he is worth a look.
