Brian Bennett gives Cal Poly a proven interior scorer with efficient finishing
In the 2015-16 season, Brian Bennett was a productive Cal Poly forward, averaging 15.6 points and 6.9 rebounds while shooting 59.7% from the floor, which points to a reliable low-post scorer who can convert efficiently and help on the glass.[1] He also added 0.8 blocks per game, suggesting real defensive value as a physical, rim-protecting frontcourt presence.[1] If you want a forward who can score without needing a heavy volume of touches and bring steadiness inside, he fits the profile of a dependable plug-in big.[1]
