Jevon Porter gives Missouri size, rebounding, and stretch-forward upside
Porter’s appeal is his modern power-forward toolkit: at LMU in the 2024-25 season, he averaged 12.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 1.13 blocks per game while starting 30 of 31 appearances, showing he can handle real frontcourt volume and impact both glass and rim protection. He is more than a stat line—he has been a high-minute, high-usage forward who can score inside, step out enough to matter as a stretch threat, and bring a physical presence. If you want a versatile 6-foot-11 forward who rebounds, protects the paint, and has room to grow, he’s worth caring about.[3][5][10]
