elite shooting guard who once led the nation from three
In the 2003-04 season, Marion Crandall was a dead-eye perimeter threat for Eastern Michigan, leading the nation in three-point percentage at 50.7% and finishing with 67 made threes, while also averaging 14.8 points per game after re-entering the starting lineup late in the year. She wasn’t just a shooter—she was a late-season spark who won back-to-back MAC West Player of the Week honors and set school marks in multiple categories. If you need a guard with confidence, range, and clutch-shot energy, Crandall was the kind of player who could bend a game fast.
