A rugged UNI forward who brings rebounding, efficiency, and bench juice
In the 2014-15 season, Marvin Singleton was a dependable frontcourt piece for UNI, ranking second on the team in rebounding at 4.9 boards per game and delivering a team-high 72 offensive rebounds while helping the Panthers go 36-7 with him in the starting lineup over his final two seasons.[1] He wasn’t a flashy volume scorer, but he was efficient, physical, and tough to move around the glass — the kind of glue guy coaches love because he can tilt possession battles and won’t blink in the moment.[1][4] If you need a hard-nosed forward who plays with edge, energy, and just enough offense to punish mistakes, he fits the bill.[1][7]
