MEAC Basketball: Ranking of 25 best players from last decade (2013-23)

18. Kameron Langley

Langley is a 6’2 point guard from Greensboro who found a home at North Carolina A&T. He was certainly a part of great success for the Aggies during their final years in the MEAC. Interestingly enough, Langley played at North Carolina A&T between 2017 and 2022, but the program left for the Big South after his fourth season, meaning we’re not looking beyond his senior year today.

Fortunately, his best play came before that final season. Langley was one of the assists leaders in the MEAC throughout his career. His actual shooting numbers took a step back later in his career, but he averaged 8.0 assists per game during his junior year, helping the Aggies to a second straight 2nd place MEAC finish. During the program’s final year in the league, Langley averaged 10.6 points and 6.6 assists a game, guiding the Aggies to a 7-1 mark in conference play in their pandemic-altered schedule.

During that junior year, Langley not only earned First Team All-MEAC honors, but he led the entire nation with his 247 assists. He was All-Defense as a senior and led the lead in both assists and steals multiple times in his career. Langley had over 900 assists in his five-year career, including 757 in those first four years in the MEAC, a number nobody else can touch. Not to mention, North Carolina A&T did pretty good as a team during that time even if they fell short of a trip to the Big Dance.