Towson Tigers' Steady-Handed Starter from the Late 2000s Era
Tim Crossin, a gritty guard for the Towson Tigers, carved out a solid college career around 2007-08 as a freshman starter in all 28 games, averaging 8.9 PPG while logging heavy 34.1 MPG minutes—fourth on the team in scoring with career marks of 5.2 PPG, 1.9 RPG, and 2.2 APG at 36.7% FG. Hailing from a championship high school pedigree at Bishop O'Reilly, his endurance, leadership, and clutch 3s (like vs. William & Mary in 2005) highlight a reliable floor-spacer with battle-tested intensity; a great fit for teams needing veteran poise, though long graduated and now an unrestricted NBA free agent.
