Cram continued to show his rapidly improving game on Sunday at The Expo. With a good mix of size, speed, and athleticism, the 6-5 Cram was a tough matchup for whomever had to guard him both with the ball and on the boards. Physical around the hoop, Cram showed good touch finishing off both putbacks and a variety of post moves. Solid as well, on the perimeter, Cram consistently showed why he shot over 50% from the field, last season, and 44% from distance.

A player on the rise in the 2027 class, Cram had 12 points for JAG Select in a loss to Minnesota Fury. Along the way, the strong 6-foot-5 forward flashed the ability to snare defensive rebounds, lead the fast break and either score or dish off a nice assist to a teammate. He also was able to use his strength and verticality to score in the half court. Cram has an uncanny ability to draw fouls as well as he went to the foul line for six attempts in the contest. Cram is a true combination forward as he has the skill to often play on the perimeter and the physical strength to battle in the paint against taller defenders.

The talented guards at Tomah get much of the acclaim for the Timberwolves, but Cram is, without question, one of the top frontline players not only for Tomah but also in the competitive Mississippi Valley Conference. Now listed at 6-foot-5, Cram has the mobility to move inside and outside while also possessing the skill set to hurt opponents facing the basket from the perimeter or going inside and using his length and height to score at the rim. Cram is averaging 12.5 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists for the Timberwolves and continues to take impressive strides in his game.