old-school 7-footer with a defensive edge
Olejniczak brings **size, rim protection, and efficient interior finishing** that can stabilize a frontcourt, and at Florida State he showed the profile of a dependable rotation center rather than a high-usage scorer.[5][6][8] In the 2019-20 season, he logged career highs in games, starts, blocks, steals, and minutes, which points to a player coaches trusted for effort, positional discipline, and low-mistake minutes.[6] He is the kind of fit that matters if a team needs a physical, experienced big who can anchor the paint, screen, rebound, and do the dirty work without demanding touches.[4][5][8]
