Lanerryl Johnson brings efficient scoring and steady lead-guard production
In the 2014-15 season, Lanerryl Johnson was a high-usage Cal State Fullerton guard who averaged 12.4 points per game, hit 58 threes at a 43.0% clip, and shot 84.3% from the free-throw line, showing a polished scoring package and reliable touch from deep and at the stripe[1]. He also led the Titans in scoring 10 times and assists eight times, which suggests a guard who can both carry an offense and keep it organized[1][12]. The biggest reason to care: he paired efficient shot-making with real shot-creation, making him a strong fit for teams needing a proven perimeter bucket-getter with point-guard responsibility[1][7].
