efficient, physical frontcourt piece for Illinois
In the 2009-10 season, Dominique Keller gave Illinois a compact, efficient inside presence, averaging **5.2 points** and **2.3 rebounds** in **11.4 minutes** while shooting **49.0%** from the field; his best value came as a rugged, low-usage forward who could finish around the rim and provide energy without needing touches.[2][1] At **6-8** with a sturdy build, he profiles as a physical fit for a team that wants rebounding, interior toughness, and dependable bench minutes more than high-volume scoring.[3][5]
