Torrence Watson brings veteran wing scoring, but efficiency is the swing factor
Watson is a seasoned **6.4-point, 2.5-rebound, 0.8-assist** guard/wing for Elon, with a history of contributing as a versatile scorer who played 32 games as a freshman at Missouri and produced 7.1 points per game there. He offers positional flexibility, experience, and enough perimeter skill to help a roster, but his current **33.8% field-goal shooting** suggests he is best valued as a secondary piece rather than a primary creator. In short: useful if your team needs an experienced connector who can defend and space the floor, but he fits best when surrounded by higher-efficiency shot-makers.[4][8][7]
