Justin Norris brings versatile forward value with rebounding, defensive activity, and shot-making upside
In the 2025-26 season, Justin Norris has opened with a 27-minute start, scoring 5 points with 5 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 blocks in Northwestern Oklahoma State’s game at Missouri State[1][2]. The appeal is his all-around forward profile: he can rebound, defend multiple actions, and has enough perimeter touch to stretch the floor, even if his efficiency is still developing[1][2]. His high-school track record and scouting notes point to a long, active wing-forward who competes on the defensive end, which makes him a useful fit for teams needing energy, length, and role-player versatility[5][8].
