Terence Grier’s FDU-era profile: a tough, shot-making combo guard with a scorer’s edge
Terence Grier’s FDU profile shows a guard who wasn’t afraid of pressure moments: in the 2010-11 season, he averaged a career-best 10.9 points per game and was described by FDU as “unafraid to take - and make - big shots,” with much of his damage coming in the paint. He also delivered efficient stretches, including 51.1% shooting from the floor in FDU’s 11 wins that season, plus steady rebounding for a guard. If a team wants a competitive, physical backcourt player with clutch instincts, Grier fits that mold; if you need a pure volume shooter, he’s more of a rugged all-around scorer.
