Jonathan Holton was a rugged, rebounding-first forward for WVU
In the 2015-16 season, Jonathan Holton gave West Virginia a tough, physical frontcourt presence: 8.9 points and 7.6 rebounds per game, with 3.6 offensive boards per game and a .533 field-goal mark, showing real value as an energy guy who could win extra possessions[1][10]. He wasn’t a spacer from deep, but he brought grit, size, and board-crashing intensity, and his season also included a brief team-rules suspension that he returned from before the postseason[3][7]. If a team wants hustle, rebounding, and interior effort more than polished shot-making, Holton fits that bill nicely[13].
