I did not have much room left in my notes after watching Cram against the Silverbacks and Denver Elite at IMLCA. He is a pure goal scorer, and he finds ways to finish from all over the field. He was dangerous up the hashes, sweeping across the middle, shooting with his feet set, and working in tight. Defenders have to respect topside because so much of his game is built around sweeping to the middle for that lefty on-the-run shot, which he can still get off even with pressure on his hands. Once opponents start overplaying that topside, he has enough under moves to keep them honest and get to the cage. He also looked comfortable behind the cage and mixed in jump shots and leaners that made him even tougher to contain.