Georgia State’s do-it-all floor general with elite assist instincts
Crystal Johnson was a high-impact guard for Georgia State, leading the CAA in assists in 2009-10 with 161 (5.4 per game) and finishing in the NCAA top 25 in assists in back-to-back seasons, while also adding disruptive defense with 75 steals as a sophomore (sixth-most in school history in a season). Her game is built on pace, vision, and toughness: she can create for others, score when needed, and stuff the stat sheet, including a rare triple-double against William & Mary. If you need a savvy lead guard who elevates teammates and brings two-way energy, she fits the bill.
