Reggie Keely was Ohio’s rugged frontcourt anchor and a stat-sheet stocker
In the 2012-13 season, Reggie Keely gave Ohio a reliable inside presence, finishing his Ohio career with 1,131 points and 107 blocks, which still ranked among the Bobcats’ all-time leaders. His calling card was efficiency and toughness: he was a strong rebounder, an active rim protector, and a physical forward who could deliver in big MAC moments. Beyond the numbers, reports from the time described him as a key piece in Ohio’s success, with a strong motor and a dependable, hard-nosed style that fits teams needing interior grit.
