efficient interior piece with veteran poise and winning DNA
McFadden brings a classic forward’s blend of size, efficiency, and composure: he’s been described as a confident, reliable frontcourt option, and Robert Morris noted his career field-goal percentage at RMU was .545 in the 2013-14 season, with 11.0 points and a team-high 5.3 rebounds in the opening three games. He also has a clutch reputation—most famously hitting the go-ahead free throws in Robert Morris’ 2013 NIT upset of Kentucky—so he projects as a steady fit for teams that value toughness, interior efficiency, and pressure moments.
