UTSA’s old-school forward with a bruising, efficient scoring edge
In the 2001-02 season, McEverett Powers was a Southland Player of the Year who averaged 18.8 points and 7.9 rebounds for UTSA while shooting 49.8% from the field, a blend of volume and efficiency that screams frontline anchor[1][11]. He also left a serious footprint in UTSA history: 1,307 career points, 760 rebounds, and the school’s single-game free-throw record, which points to toughness, drawing contact, and a go-to mentality[7][10]. If a team wants a dependable interior scorer/rebounder with proven production and award-level pedigree, Powers is the kind of forward who absolutely merits attention[7][8].
