the stretch-four glue guy who made Texas tougher
Connor Lammert’s best Texas season came in 2015-16, when he averaged 7.1 points, 5.3 rebounds, and shot 33.6% from three while starting all 33 games[2][4]. What makes him interesting is the fit: a 6-9 forward who could space the floor, rebound his area, and chip in across the box score without needing the ball, which is exactly why he was a useful frontcourt piece for a high-major team[1][2]. He was never a flashy one-and-done type; instead, he brought steady production, toughness, and enough shooting to keep defenses honest[2][6].
