rugged Utah State forward with a defensive-first edge
Chris Session was valued at Utah State for his physical, high-motor presence on the wing/forward spot, with his Grayson County background and defensive-player-of-the-year pedigree hinting at why coaches trusted him early. In Utah State’s 2005-06 season, he played in 31 games, started five, averaged 2.6 points and 2.9 rebounds, and flashed efficiency in the 2006 WAC Tournament by shooting 80.0% from the field. He looks like the kind of glue guy who helps a team with toughness, energy, and defense rather than volume scoring—useful if you need a hardworking role player, not a featured creator.
