Lonnie Watson was a versatile **guard/forward** who led CSUN in scoring
Lonnie Watson’s best case is built on versatility: at CSUN in the 2012-13 season, he averaged **19.1 points** and **4.3 rebounds** per game, which made him the team’s top scorer and a legitimate two-way wing option[1][3]. He also showed a capable high end, including a career-high **11 points**, **4 rebounds**, and **31 minutes** in one game, suggesting he could handle bigger workloads when needed[1][2]. For a roster, his appeal is a movable, scoring-minded G/F who could help on the wing and on the glass rather than a pure one-dimensional specialist[1][3].
