Jesse Bunting was a steady, injury-tested Fordham forward with elite efficiency in limited minutes
In the 2018-19 season, Jesse Bunting gave Fordham a rugged frontcourt option, posting the team’s best field-goal percentage (.552) and best three-point percentage (.500) among listed leaders while also ranking first in offensive rebounding rate on the depth-chart data. He appeared in 28 games and started 23 before a minor stroke ended his season, which adds real context to his durability story and why his best value was as a tough, efficient glue guy rather than a high-usage scorer. If you want a smart, versatile forward who can finish, rebound, and stretch the floor, he fit that mold nicely.
