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He's not much of a scorer but he's got some potential as a good backup to Kwame Evans.

Last season at Ohio state... In 18 MPG, he averaged 5.7 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 0.9 bpg and 0.7 spg. (that's almost 10 ppg, 10 rpg with starter minutes, not bad)

Terrible shooter (50 FT%) and does not have 3-point range. Other point of concern is he averaged 3.4 FPG... That is maybe a league leading state at 18 MPG.

Good depth down low. Someone who can rebound and play defense. Perhaps an ideal backup at Forward and maybe even sometimes C.

Good finisher, great in transition, good shot blocker, and a solid rebounder.

I like this signing a lot. Lots of room to develop.

Kid was high school teammates with Evans at Montverde. He was a pretty big time recruit coming out of high school.

He's a solid bench guy that just needs some development, just like Goodman. Doubt Oregon is counting on him to do much more than provide a little defense and low-post scoring while Evans is off the court.

His dad said the main reasons he chose Oregon: Opportunity. Development. Warsaw Sports Business. Dana Altman and staff. Overall plan.”

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