Lonnie Grayson brings veteran two-way guard value with elite perimeter shooting
Grayson has been an impact guard for Army, highlighted by a career year as a senior in 2021 when he averaged 12.5 points and 5.2 rebounds while shooting 33% from three and ranking 10th on the program’s career made threes list with 169.[11] He fits as a smart, experienced wing-sized guard who can stretch the floor, create off the dribble, and compete defensively, with earlier Army seasons showing he could also produce as a starter and secondary playmaker.[3][9] If you want a ready-made college guard who has proven he can score, rebound, and survive in a structured system, he’s worth a hard look.[11][3]
