KJ McClurg is Longwood’s shot-making, downhill guard with instant-offense juice
In the 2024-25 season, KJ McClurg averaged 6.9 points in 18.1 minutes for Longwood, with a strong free-throw touch (.750) and enough perimeter volume to matter as a spacing guard. He’s a useful fit if a team wants a confident scorer who can heat up quickly — he twice reached 20+ points and opened his Longwood run with a 14-point debut. The knock: his efficiency was uneven (.352 from the field, .310 from three), so he looks more like a scoring spark and secondary creator than a polished, low-usage engine.
