Theo Seng brings efficient scoring, rim protection, and proven toughness to Troy’s frontcourt
In the 2024-25 season, Theo Seng was a reliable two-way big for Troy, averaging 5.3 points in 14.3 minutes while shooting 42.4% from the field, adding 94 rebounds, 13 steals, and 12 blocks. His standout trait is versatility: he can stretch the floor enough to hit 3s, defend multiple actions, and give you consistent energy without needing touches. He also has a documented history of overcoming a high school injury and has shown he can handle larger roles when needed, making him a fit for teams that value interior defense, hustle, and low-usage efficiency.[1][7][8]
