Binghamton’s do-it-all forward who fills the box score
Greer Wright’s value is the loud, versatile kind: in the 2010-11 season he was Binghamton’s leading scorer at 15.0 points per game and earned First-Team America East honors, while also flashing rebounding, passing, and steal production that made him more than a pure scorer[13][15]. He’s the type of forward who can tilt a game with energy, transition play, and timely shot-making, though an ankle injury in 2011 briefly slowed him and raised the usual durability questions[3]. If your team wants a rugged, multi-tool wing-forward who competes and produces, Wright is a strong fit[2][10].
