DJ Bogay gives Ohio Christian a physical, two-way backcourt presence
Bogay’s early 2025-26 line shows a guard who impacts the game beyond scoring, posting 8 points, 9 rebounds and 2 steals in 31 minutes against Furman, which hints at size, activity and willingness to defend, even if the shot wasn’t falling[1][3]. He is the type of player who can help a team with rebound support from the perimeter, toughness, and hustle possessions, and Ohio Christian’s own recap shows he can also produce at a higher scoring level when the offense flows, including a 22-point outing later in the season[7].
