Joe Willman’s Bucknell profile reads like a glue-guy’s dream: efficient, tough, and wildly dependable
In his Bucknell career, Joe Willman stood out as a durable, high-IQ forward who did a little of everything: he finished with 1,162 points, 500-plus rebounds, and a school-record 134 games played, never missing a contest[1]. In the 2012-13 season, he averaged 7.6 points and 4.6 rebounds while shooting .466 from the field, then capped his run with a career-high 20-point NCAA Tournament game against Butler[2][5]. The big takeaway: he wasn’t just productive — he was trusted, physical, and smart, with praise for his rebounding, defense, and mid-range touch[1].
