Crenshaw gave me an eyeful the first time I caught her, and although I haven’t seen her in over a year, her foundation is solid see evaluations here. She’s heady and does a good job playing both the 1 and the 2, not to mention she scores from midrange to dropping the 3, yet her ballhandling and court vision needs to be mentioned as well

Crenshaw was another player I had listed yet hadn’t seen in probably over a year, and this is why I try to hit as many tournaments as I can, and the #Super64 has always been a must-stop for me. Her poise and BB-IQ are ahead of her years, but seeing her not only create her shot but also understand how to create spacing are a couple of pluses I picked up see evaluations here

Crenshaw was already on my 2029 list yet she’s going to break that Top 10 after seeing her on opening day. It’s been at least a year and her game has grown even more as her “catch and shoot” and court vision have taken jumps. Her “on the ball” pressure looked good, as did her scoring off the dribble yet watching her “follow her shot” gives her the #THROWBACK hashtag

Crenshaw is smooth with the ball and her ability to create not only her shot under pressure but to create spacing to get it off is nice. Her ability to “catch and shoot” is ahead of her years but she has a scorer’s mentality as she finds ways to put the ball in the basket see evaluation here.

Crenshaw gave me an eyeful fast and I hadn’t seen her in a couple of seasons when she was also playing up and showing a lot of signs of what was coming. Guess what, those signs have blinking lights around them and her “catch and shoot”, especially from deep, tells me a lot about what’s coming. She also scored off the dribble and finished after the lick, body control was solid, so was her court vision, and she not only did a good job defensively but also played the passing lane