Crump bounced back nicely from a leg injury that sidelined for quite some time and has since shown he’s ready to contribute heading into his final year of high school ball. He held his own this past grassroots cycle at Peach Jam with Team United and turned that performance into a commitment to Elon University. He’s a big man with his best basketball ahead of him with Winston-Salem Christian School.

The 6-8 rising senior power forward has all the intangibles to become a great prospect. On the offensive end, Crump stood out with his ability to run the pick-and-roll offense as well as stretch the floor hitting shots on all three levels. He also has handles of a guard where he has good footwork and runs the floor exceptionally well for his size. While playing for Team United during the EYBL Circuit, Crump shot 42 percent from beyond the arc as well as averaging five rebounds per game.

Crump had a huge Peach Jam with Team United, showing schools why he should still be on their radars as a stretch big with a strong frame to play inside and out. He’s got a really smooth shot and great footwork, which allows him to make difficult shots as well as be effective as a pick and pop threat. Inside he can bang with big men, play out of the post, and fight under the basket to rebound and make space for his teammates. He’s got a good post hook and other simple moves that should serve him well. On the defensive side he’s solid, if unremarkable, but his frame and height make him an able post defender who can keep bigs out of the interior. His floor spacing ability and continued effectiveness as a scorer should entice more looks as he gets back on track with his health.