Booker Woodfox was a pure-shot Creighton scoring guard with elite range and clutch efficiency
In the 2008–09 season, Booker Woodfox was the definition of a microwave scorer: he led Creighton with 15.8 points per game, hit 47.6% from three, and buried 91 threes while also shooting 86.8% at the line[15]. Earlier that season, he ranked first nationally in three-point percentage and eighth in free-throw percentage, making him one of the country’s cleanest offensive fits for any team that needs spacing, poise, and a low-drama bucket-getter[8][12].
